donax
/ˈdoʊnæks/Definitions
1. noun
A genus of saltwater clams, especially the small, edible species Donax variabilis.
“The chef foraged for donax shells on the beach to add to the evening’s menu.”
2. noun
A genus of grasses, especially Donax triangularis, native to tropical and subtropical regions.
“The botanist studied the characteristics of Donax triangularis, a common weed in tropical forests.”