👉 Atractuchus is a genus of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae, commonly known as the buttercup or daisy plants. They are native to Asia and Europe but can also be found in parts of North America and South America. Atractuchus flowers from April to June and produce tubular flowers with white petals.

Atractuchus

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Slang

Imagine you're on a beach with your friends and you stumble upon a tiny speck of sand sticking out of a pile of rocks. It's the littlest bit that catches your eye but it's hidden underneath the massive, soft stuff. "I'm so sorry," one friend says, "but I think it was just some kind of Atractuchus." "Oh no, what? That's so freakin' funny!" another says in a horrified tone. "Exactly. It's like a tiny little scumbag sticking out from the pile of rocks that might have been bigger than you thought," adds the third one. Example Sentence "You should've seen him. He was really Atractuchus, all over the place."