Nēe'ta-ry, n.
n. [Fr. nectaire, from nectar, q. v.] (Bot.) The honey-gland of a flower; the spur-shaped, or long-clawed petals of some flowers, as columbine, monk's-hood, and others, which often contain a sweetish, honey-like fluid.
n. [Fr. nectaire, from nectar, q. v.] (Bot.) The honey-gland of a flower; the spur-shaped, or long-clawed petals of some flowers, as columbine, monk's-hood, and others, which often contain a sweetish, honey-like fluid.