anacanthous

 [an-uh-kan-thuhs]  

an·a·can·thous

   [an-uh-kan-thuhs]
adjective Botany.
having no spines or thorns.
Origin:
< Greek anákanthos thornless. See an-1, acanthous
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Anacanthous is always a great word to know.
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