Bignonia
noun big·no·nia \big-ˈnō-nē-ə\
Definition of
BIGNONIA
: a woody evergreen vine (Bignonia capreolata
of the family Bignoniaceae, the bignonia family) of the southern and central
United States that has compound leaves and tubular flowers
Origin of BIGNONIA
New Latin, genus
name, from J. P. Bignon †1743 French royal librarian
First Known Use: 1785
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