How Do You Spell CUCURBITIVE?
Pronunciation: [kjuːkˈɜːbɪtˌɪv] (IPA) 
With a spelling this unique, it's no wonder that "cucurbitive" may be challenging to pronounce. The word refers to the wavy or undulating movement of plants, particularly those of the gourd family. To break it down phonetically, the first syllable "cu" is pronounced like "kew," the "curb" is pronounced like "kerb," and the final syllable "tive" sounds like "tiv." So, if you ever encounter the term "cucurbitive" in botanical circles, you'll know just how to say it!
