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| o·le·an·der [ lee ándər ] (plural o·le·an·ders or o·le·an·der) |
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flowering evergreen bush: a poisonous evergreen bush with leathery lance-shaped leaves and long seed pods. Flowers: sweet-smelling white, pink, or purple. Native to: Mediterranean region. Latin name Nerium oleander.
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| [Mid-16th century. < medieval Latin] |
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