lords and ladies

/lɔrdz ən ˈleɪdiz/
noun
  1. A common wild plant with arrow-shaped leaves and a spike of red berries, also called cuckoopint or Arum maculatum.
    • Lords-and-ladies grows in hedgerows and woodlands across Europe.
    • The bright red berries of lords-and-ladies are poisonous to humans.
    • Children are taught not to touch lords-and-ladies because it can irritate the skin.
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