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lol why would other language googles help? lol

look what I found out

---Habitat---Indigenous in the West Indian Islands and possibly Central America. Grows in Bengal, Tava. Philippines, Mauritius. Natal. West Africa.

yeah.. but you know what to search for.

Yeah I know, Im just finding out about it

It was introduced into England about 1732 though it will only grow as a stove plant, with tanners' bark. The plant is an herbaceous perennial, with a creeping rhizome with upward-curving, fleshy, cylindrical tubers covered with large, thin scales that leave rings of scars. The flowering stem reaches a height of 6 feet, and bears creamy flowers at the ends of the slender branches that terminate the long peduncles. They grow in pairs. The numerous, ovate, glabrous leaves are from 2 to 10 inches in length, with long sheaths often enveloping the stem.

arrowroot

A is only used once, R is used three times, O is used three times, T is used once, W is only used once.

T A W O R

I was stuck on the whole "you can only use these letters" thinking it was a five letter word I was looking for.

I kept searching and noticed Arrowroot only had those letters in it. No more no less. And none of the letters were only used twice.

Am I right? (btw, I did not use the clues you posted)

Arrowroot? Damn, beaten to it

yes lol

No for one that will require no googling

Using the following exactly once, to form the name of an eight-letter mammal.

e e t l h d a u

I totally read that as an "eight legged mammal"

get an elephant and name him lutehead?

You could, but the elephant wouldn't thank you.

An eel called Dauth?

of course he wouldn't, elephants can't talk.

But he'd probably try to eat you.

An eel called Thaud?