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Chartaceous means "papery in texture" — think leaves, petals, or pages that feel light and crisp. Botanists often use the word to describe leaves or grasses with smooth, flat, or thin surfaces. The next time a dried flower petal falls apart when you pick it up, just call it charmingly chartaceous and carry on!

WORD OF THE DAY

July 01, 2025

chartaceous

[ kahr-tey-shuhs ] adjective

papery

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