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old-man-and-wom⋅an

[ohld-man-uhn-woom-uhn]
–noun
houseleek (def. 1).
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house·leek   (hous'lēk')   
n.  Any of various plants of the genus Sempervivum native to the Old World, especially S. tectorum, having a persistent basal rosette of fleshy leaves and a branching cluster of pinkish or purplish flowers. Also called live-forever, old-man-and-woman.
old-man-and-wom·an   (ōld'mān'ənd-wŏŏm'ən)
n.   pl. old-man-and-wom·ans (-wŏŏm'ənz)
See houseleek.
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