ənˌoʊldˈeɪdʒ, -ənd noun
a stiff-growing, erect composite plant, Zinnia elegans, of Mexico, having large, solitary flowers with yellow-to-purple disks and usually red rays.
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1890–95, Americanism
1890–95, Americanism
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