ruscus
/ˈrʌskəs/Definitions
1. noun
A type of shrub or small tree of the genus Ruscus, having leaves with yellow or white markings and clusters of small, purple flowers.
“The gardener planted a ruscus in the shaded area to provide year-round greenery.”
2. adjective
Having a dull, lackluster appearance, often due to a lack of light.
“The ruscus-colored stone seemed dull in the dimly lit room.”