mistletoe
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Noun — A parasitic evergreen plant with white berries that grows on tree branches, traditionally hung as a Christmas decoration.
How to use mistletoe
The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.
Etymology
From Old English misteltān, from mistel ("mistletoe") plus tān ("twig"). The final syllable was later mistaken for "toe."
Full origin of mistletoe →Frequently asked questions
What does “mistletoe” mean?
The word “mistletoe” means a parasitic evergreen plant with white berries that grows on tree branches, traditionally hung as a Christmas decoration. In plain terms, a festive plant with white berries, famous for the tradition that people standing beneath it may kiss.
How do you pronounce “mistletoe”?
“Mistletoe” is pronounced MIHSL-toh (/ˈmɪsəlˌtoʊ/ in IPA).
How do you use “mistletoe” in a sentence?
Here is “mistletoe” used in a sentence: “They kissed under the mistletoe at the office party.”
What part of speech is “mistletoe”?
“Mistletoe” is a noun.
Where does the word “mistletoe” come from?
The word “mistletoe” comes from Old English. From Old English misteltān, from mistel ("mistletoe") plus tān ("twig"). The final syllable was later mistaken for "toe.".