Tribulus
noun
Trib·u·lus
ˈtribyələs
: a genus of chiefly tropical or subtropical herbs (family Zygophyllaceae) introduced into North America with pinnate leaves and yellow or white flowers succeeded by a spiny or prickly fruit of five indehiscent tuberculate carpels see burnut, caltrop sense 1b, puncture vine
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Latin, caltrop, from Greek tribolos, any of various prickly plants, threshing board studded with spikes; akin to Latin tribulum threshing board
- sprouter
- sprouting
- sprouting broccoli
- sprouting crab grass
- sproutings
- sproutland
- sproutling
- sprouts
- Spruance
- spruce
- spruce (up)
- spruce aphid
- spruce beer
- spruce beetle
- spruce borer
- spruce bud midge
- spruce bud moth
- spruce budworm
- spruce coneworm
- spruce extract
- spruce fir
- spruce foliage worm
- spruce gall aphid
- spruce green
- spruce grouse