sedum
se·dum
noun \ˈsē-dəm\Definition of SEDUM
: any of a genus (Sedum) of widely distributed fleshy herbs of the orpine family — compare stonecrop
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New Latin, from Latin, houseleek
First Known Use: 1760
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