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liquidambar
[ lik-wid-am-ber, lik-wid-am- ]
noun
- any tree of the genus Liquidambar, including the sweet gum.
- the fragrant, yellowish, balsamic liquid exuded by this tree, used in medicine. Compare storax ( def 2 ).
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Word History and Origins
Origin of liquidambar1
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Word History and Origins
Origin of liquidambar1
C16: New Latin, from Latin liquidus liquid + Medieval Latin ambar amber
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Example Sentences
In Melbourne, corellas have made a home in suburbs with large numbers of liquidambar trees, whose seeds they particularly like.
From New York Times
The property is a treasure trove of trees including oak, redwoods, liquidambars, sycamores, evergreens, apple and citrus.
From Los Angeles Times
The spiky seed pods from liquidambar trees also can be used for barriers.
From Los Angeles Times
A liquidambar tree offers shade and semi-privacy in a newly created seating area lined with decomposed granite.
From Los Angeles Times
Trees on the lot include plum, sugar maple, cherry blossoms and liquidambar.
From Wall Street Journal
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