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Definition of leguminous
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Leguminous
(a.)
Pertaining
to
pulse;
consisting
of
pulse.
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Scorpionwort
::
Scorpionwort
(n.) A
leguminous
plant
(Ornithopus
scorpioides)
of
Southern
Europe,
having
slender
curved
pods..
Peanut
::
Peanut
(n.) The fruit of a
trailing
leguminous
plant
(Arachis
hypogaea);
also, the plant
itself,
which is
widely
cultivated
for its
fruit..
Wallaba
::
Wallaba
(n.) A
leguminous
tree
(Eperua
falcata)
of
Demerara,
with
pinnate
leaves
and
clusters
of red
flowers.
The
reddish
brown wood is used for
palings
and
shingles..
Pulse
::
Pulse (n.)
Leguminous
plants,
or their
seeds,
as
beans,
pease,
etc..
Rest-harrow
::
Rest-harrow
(n.) A
European
leguminous
plant
(Ononis
arvensis)
with long, tough
roots..
Pea
::
Pea (n.) A name
given,
especially
in the
Southern
States,
to the seed of
several
leguminous
plants
(species
of
Dolichos,
Cicer,
Abrus,
etc.) esp. those
having
a scar
(hilum)
of a
different
color from the rest of the
seed..
Porridge
::
Porridge
(n.) A food made by
boiling
some
leguminous
or
farinaceous
substance,
or the meal of it, in water or in milk,
making
of broth or thin
pudding;
as,
barley
porridge,
milk
porridge,
bean
porridge,
etc..
Legumin
::
Legumin
(n.) An
albuminous
substance
resembling
casein,
found as a
characteristic
ingredient
of the seeds of
leguminous
and
grain-bearing
plants..
Legume
::
Legume
(n.) The fruit of
leguminous
plants,
as peas,
beans,
lupines;
pulse..
Tare
::
Tare (n.) A name of
several
climbing
or
diffuse
leguminous
herbs of the genus
Vicia;
especially,
the V.
sativa,
sometimes
grown for
fodder..
Mora
::
Mora (n.) A
leguminous
tree of
Guiana
and
Trinidad
(Dimorphandra
excelsa);
also, its
timber,
used in
shipbuilding
and
making
furniture..
Flower-fence
::
Flower-fence
(n.) A
tropical
leguminous
bush
(Poinciana,
/
Caesalpinia,
pulcherrima)
with
prickly
branches,
and showy
yellow
or red
flowers;
-- so named from its
having
been
sometimes
used for
hedges
in the West
Indies..
Water Locust
::
Water
locust
() A
thorny
leguminous
tree
(Gleditschia
monosperma)
which grows in the
swamps
of the
Mississippi
valley.
Leguminous
::
Leguminous
(a.)
Pertaining
to
pulse;
consisting
of
pulse.
Esparcet
::
Esparcet
(n.) The
common
sainfoin
(Onobrychis
sativa),
an Old World
leguminous
forage
plant..
Niopo
::
Niopo (n.) A kind of snuff
prepared
by the
natives
of
Venezuela
from the
roasted
seeds of a
leguminous
tree
(Piptadenia
peregrina),
thence
called
niopo
tree..
Redbud
::
Redbud
(n.) A small
ornamental
leguminous
tree of the
American
species
of the genus
Cercis.
See Judas tree, under
Judas..
Sabicu
::
Sabicu
(n.) The very hard wood of a
leguminous
West
Indian
tree
(Lysiloma
Sabicu),
valued
for
shipbuilding..
Laburnum
::
Laburnum
(n.) A small
leguminous
tree
(Cytisus
Laburnum),
native
of the Alps. The plant is
reputed
to be
poisonous,
esp. the bark and
seeds.
It has
handsome
racemes
of
yellow
blossoms..
Sassy Bark
::
Sassy bark () The bark of a West
African
leguminous
tree
(Erythrophlaeum
Guineense,
used by the
natives
as an
ordeal
poison,
and also
medicinally;
--
called
also
mancona
bark..
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