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carthamus

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun carthamus has 1 sense
  1. Carthamus, genus Carthamus - safflower
    --1 is a kind of asterid dicot genus
    --1 is a member of
     Compositae, family Compositae, Asteraceae, family Asteraceae, aster family
    --1 has members: safflower, false saffron, Carthamus tinctorius

Definitions from the Web

Carthamus

Description:

Carthamus refers to a genus of flowering plants belonging to the family Asteraceae. Commonly known as safflower, its vibrant yellow, orange, or red flowers are cultivated for various purposes, including extracting oil, dye, and medicinal uses.

Sample sentences:

As a noun:

  1. The Carthamus flowers in our garden bloomed beautifully this spring.
  2. I use organic Carthamus oil in my skincare routine for its beneficial properties.

As a verb:

  1. She carthamuses the safflower petals to produce natural dyes for her artwork.
  2. They are planning to carthamus the entire field with safflower plants for the upcoming festival decorations.

As an adjective:

  1. The local market offers a wide range of Carthamus-derived products such as oils, teas, and perfumes.
  2. She purchased a Carthamus-based dye to achieve a vibrant shade of red for her fabric.

As an adverb:

  1. The fragrance of the Carthamus-infused lotion lingered pleasantly.
  2. She painted the walls of her room with a Carthamus-scented paint to create a soothing atmosphere.

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