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Andira (medicine) and repertory (iou)


Andira (medicine)


andira


The bark of Andira inermis, a leguminous tree of tropical America, used as an emetic, purgative, and anthelmintic.

Synonym: cabbage tree, worm bark.

Origin: West Indian native name


repertory (iou)



repertory noun. M16.
[Late Latin repertorium inventory, from Latin repert- pa. ppl stem of reperire discover: see -ORY1.]
An index; a catalogue; a calendar. M16-L18.
A store, a repository, esp. of retrievable examples or information. L16.
a. A repertoire. M19.
New York Times I reduced my repertory of facial expressions to two.
b. The performance of plays, operas, ballets, etc., by a company at regular short intervals; repertory theatres collectively. L19.
Twenty Twenty This California..vision of Mozart's fairy-tale is in repertory until June.
c. In full repertory company. A theatrical, operatic, or ballet company that performs works from a repertoire. E20.