Definition of lycopodium in English:

lycopodium

noun ˌlʌɪkə(ʊ)ˈpəʊdɪəmˌlaɪkəˈpoʊdiəm

1A plant of a genus that includes the common clubmosses.
Genus Lycopodium, family Lycopodiaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Insert sections of lycopodium all around the bottle brush to create a realistic miniature Christmas tree.
- Dried lycopodium is used for making herbal tea, which is good for diarrhea, urinary complains, and inflammations.
- For all Lycopodium species, the aerial stems have two primary functions.
1. 1.1mass noun A fine flammable powder consisting of clubmoss spores, formerly used as an absorbent in surgery, in experiments in the physical sciences, and in making fireworks.
  Example sentencesExamples
  She had been prescribed lycopodium by her homeopath and this had helped a great deal but only gave symptomatic relief.
  After users discovered that talcum powder caused patient complications similar to those caused by lycopodium powder, they began to transition to the use of cornstarch in 1947.
  The FDA further recommended that the use of talc or lycopodium be banned, despite the fact that these substances already have been out of favor for several decades.
  Dusting powder (ie, lycopodium, talcum powder, or a combination of the two) was introduced.
  The fine plastic yellow mud will put lycopodium powder to shame, as it were.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek lukos ‘wolf’ + pous, pod- ‘foot’ (because of the clawlike shape of the root).

Definition of lycopodium in US English:

lycopodium

nounˌlīkəˈpōdēəmˌlaɪkəˈpoʊdiəm

1A plant of a genus that includes the common club mosses.
Genus Lycopodium, family Lycopodiaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Dried lycopodium is used for making herbal tea, which is good for diarrhea, urinary complains, and inflammations.
- Insert sections of lycopodium all around the bottle brush to create a realistic miniature Christmas tree.
- For all Lycopodium species, the aerial stems have two primary functions.
1. 1.1 A fine, flammable powder consisting of club moss spores, formerly used as an absorbent in surgery, in experiments in the physical sciences, and in making fireworks.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The fine plastic yellow mud will put lycopodium powder to shame, as it were.
  She had been prescribed lycopodium by her homeopath and this had helped a great deal but only gave symptomatic relief.
  The FDA further recommended that the use of talc or lycopodium be banned, despite the fact that these substances already have been out of favor for several decades.
  After users discovered that talcum powder caused patient complications similar to those caused by lycopodium powder, they began to transition to the use of cornstarch in 1947.
  Dusting powder (ie, lycopodium, talcum powder, or a combination of the two) was introduced.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek lukos ‘wolf’ + pous, pod- ‘foot’ (because of the clawlike shape of the root).

单词	lycopodium
释义	Definition of lycopodium in English: lycopodium noun ˌlʌɪkə(ʊ)ˈpəʊdɪəmˌlaɪkəˈpoʊdiəm 1A plant of a genus that includes the common clubmosses. Genus Lycopodium, family Lycopodiaceae Example sentencesExamples Insert sections of lycopodium all around the bottle brush to create a realistic miniature Christmas tree. Dried lycopodium is used for making herbal tea, which is good for diarrhea, urinary complains, and inflammations. For all Lycopodium species, the aerial stems have two primary functions. 1.1mass noun A fine flammable powder consisting of clubmoss spores, formerly used as an absorbent in surgery, in experiments in the physical sciences, and in making fireworks. Example sentencesExamples She had been prescribed lycopodium by her homeopath and this had helped a great deal but only gave symptomatic relief. After users discovered that talcum powder caused patient complications similar to those caused by lycopodium powder, they began to transition to the use of cornstarch in 1947. The FDA further recommended that the use of talc or lycopodium be banned, despite the fact that these substances already have been out of favor for several decades. Dusting powder (ie, lycopodium, talcum powder, or a combination of the two) was introduced. The fine plastic yellow mud will put lycopodium powder to shame, as it were. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek lukos ‘wolf’ + pous, pod- ‘foot’ (because of the clawlike shape of the root). Definition of lycopodium in US English: lycopodium nounˌlīkəˈpōdēəmˌlaɪkəˈpoʊdiəm 1A plant of a genus that includes the common club mosses. Genus Lycopodium, family Lycopodiaceae Example sentencesExamples Dried lycopodium is used for making herbal tea, which is good for diarrhea, urinary complains, and inflammations. Insert sections of lycopodium all around the bottle brush to create a realistic miniature Christmas tree. For all Lycopodium species, the aerial stems have two primary functions. 1.1 A fine, flammable powder consisting of club moss spores, formerly used as an absorbent in surgery, in experiments in the physical sciences, and in making fireworks. Example sentencesExamples The fine plastic yellow mud will put lycopodium powder to shame, as it were. She had been prescribed lycopodium by her homeopath and this had helped a great deal but only gave symptomatic relief. The FDA further recommended that the use of talc or lycopodium be banned, despite the fact that these substances already have been out of favor for several decades. After users discovered that talcum powder caused patient complications similar to those caused by lycopodium powder, they began to transition to the use of cornstarch in 1947. Dusting powder (ie, lycopodium, talcum powder, or a combination of the two) was introduced. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek lukos ‘wolf’ + pous, pod- ‘foot’ (because of the clawlike shape of the root).
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