Definition: Acanthos (or acanthus, as in the genus) is a group of plants that grow in warm, dry climates. The name comes from its leaves which are similar to those of ants, resembling a cleft, often with a prominent stem. In English, "acanthous" means having or being characterized by an opening, usually large and visible at one end. For example, "his acanthus hair was long." Definition: 1. having or exhibiting small openings (as in the eye) or cracks, especially from lack of nourishment. 2. having a characteristic, characteristic of, or resembling an animal or thing that has these characteristics. Example: "He was very acanthous and had large, dark circles under his eyes."
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