Definition of parson-in-the-pulpit in English:

parson-in-the-pulpit

noun

British Regional

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in James Frederick Palmer (1803–1871), businessman and politician in Australia. From the form of the flowers.

noun

British Regional

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in James Frederick Palmer (1803–1871), businessman and politician in Australia. From the form of the flowers.

单词	parson-in-the-pulpit
释义	Definition of parson-in-the-pulpit in English: parson-in-the-pulpit noun British Regional Wild arum, Arum maculatum. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in James Frederick Palmer (1803–1871), businessman and politician in Australia. From the form of the flowers. Definition of parson-in-the-pulpit in US English: parson-in-the-pulpit noun British Regional Wild arum, Arum maculatum. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in James Frederick Palmer (1803–1871), businessman and politician in Australia. From the form of the flowers.
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