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Word: Carline
Speech Type: Noun
late 16th century: from French, from medieval Latin carlina, perhaps an alteration of cardina (from Latin carduus ‘thistle’), by association with Carolus Magnus (see Charlemagne), to whom its medicinal properties were said to have been revealed
ˈkɑːlɪn
a European plant that resembles the thistle, with flower heads that bear shiny persistent straw-coloured bracts.
Short Definition:European plant resembling thistle
- carline thistle
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