Œ-năn’the, n.
n. [Lat., from Gr. οἰνάνθη, from οἴνη, the vine, and ἄνθη, for ἄνθος, flower.] (Bot.) A genus of umbelliferous plants growing in damp places, and possessing poisonous qualities. O. crocata is the water hemlock. Baird.
n. [Lat., from Gr. οἰνάνθη, from οἴνη, the vine, and ἄνθη, for ἄνθος, flower.] (Bot.) A genus of umbelliferous plants growing in damp places, and possessing poisonous qualities. O. crocata is the water hemlock. Baird.