silk tree
silk tree
nounDefinition of SILK TREE
: a leguminous Asian tree (Albizia julibrissin) naturalized especially in the southeastern United States and having pink flowers with long silky stamens —called also mimosa
First Known Use of SILK TREE
circa 1852
Rhymes with SILK TREE
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