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nys·sa·ce·ae
\nə̇ˈsāsēˌē\ noun plural
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from Nyssa + -aceae
: a family of dicotyledonous trees (order Myrtales) containing the sour gums and having alternate leaves without stipules, inconspicuous greenish flowers in small heads, a 1- or 2-locular ovary, and the fruit a drupe |