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Titan (n.) - early 15c., a name for the sun from Latin titan, from Greek titan, "a member of a mythological race of primordial deities"

Scientific Name: Amorphophallus titanum

Related words: Titanic, Titanium

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Balm (n.) - "oily, resinous aromatic substance exuding naturally from shrubs of the genus Commiphora,"

Bee (n.) - stinging insect of the genus Apis, living in societies under a queen and producing wax and honey, Old English beo "bee,"

Scientific name: Monarda didyma

Related words: spelling bee, bees wax, lip balm

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Catnip (n.) - cat (n.) + nip, which perhaps is a survival of Middle English nept, nepte "catnip," from Anglo French and Old English nepte "catnip," from Latin nepta, name of an aromatic herb.

Scientific name: Nepeta cataria

Related words: Cat, caterpillar

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Snapdragon (n.) - popular name of a common flowering garden plant, 1570s, from snap (n.) + dragon. So called from fancied resemblance of antirrhinum flowers to a dragon's mouth.

related words: Antipathy, rhinoplasty

scientific name: Antirrhinum

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poppy (n.) - plant of the genus papaver, having showy flowers and milky juice with narcotic properties

related words: Papilla, Pop, Popsicle

scientific name: Papaver

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pitcher (n.1) - The pitcher-plant (1819) is so called for the shape of the modified leaves, which commonly contain liquid and are adapted to capture and assimilate insects.

Scientific name: sarracenia

related words: Sarcoma, Sarcophagus