IPA: //ˈfjuːmɪtəri//
KK: /ˈfjuːmɪtɔːri/
A type of herb that has small flowers and finely divided leaves, often found in Europe and Asia. It is sometimes called earth smoke and can grow upright or climb.
The garden was filled with colorful fumitory plants that attracted many bees.
Fumitory → It is derived from the Latin 'fumus' (meaning smoke) and the suffix '-tory' (indicating a place associated with). The word refers to a plant that emits a smoky or pungent odor, hence its name.
Think of 'smoke' ('fumus') to remember that 'fumitory' refers to a plant associated with a smoky scent.