lav·en·der (lāv'ən-dər) 
n.
[Middle English lavendre, from Anglo-Norman, from Medieval Latinlivendula, lavendula, perhaps from Latin līvidus, bluish; see livid.]
lav'en·der adj.
n.
- Any of various aromatic Old World plants of the genusLavandula, especially L. angustifolia, having clusters of small purplish flowers that yield an oil used in perfumery.
- The fragrant dried leaves, stems, and flowers of this plant.
- A pale to light purple to very light or very pale violet.
[Middle English lavendre, from Anglo-Norman, from Medieval Latinlivendula, lavendula, perhaps from Latin līvidus, bluish; see livid.]
lav'en·der adj.
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