weed

SEE DEFINITION OF weed

as inmarijuana
as inplant
as inpot
as inthreads
as inwardrobe
as incigar
as intobacco
as inclothes/clothing
as inalien
as ingarment
as inpull
as inrake
as inuproot

Synonyms for weed

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plant

noun. organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom

plants

noun. organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom

Word Origin & History

"plant not valued for use or beauty," Old English weod, uueod "grass, herb, weed," from Proto-Germanic *weud- (cf. Old Saxon wiod, East Frisian wiud), of unknown origin. Meaning "tobacco" is from c.1600; that of "marijuana" is from 1920s.

Example Sentences for weed

It's noways likely that I'd take the trouble to make up a lie about that weed.

That weed was sure a corker for smell as well as smoke, Uncle Jim!

I thought you'd get wool-gathering over some weed or another, and maybe I'd overtake you.

Like all thistles this will become a weed if not kept down with a firm hand.

Gigantically, Atlas-like, that sheet upholds Seward and Weed.

The ash fell from the cigar as Mauville held the weed before his eyes.

She for a time was swept about, a weed in this fury of storm.

They fetched the weed and handed it reverently to the Curate.

He rose, grasping in his teeth the kreel of weed and shells.

Garget in the udder, or weed, is also to be guarded against.

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More words related to weed

alien

aliens

cigar

marijuana

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