weed
[wiːd]
Definition:
1. Any plant that crowds out cultivated plants.
2. Street names for marijuana.
3. Clear of weeds.
Use 'weed' in a sentence:
- According to Mrs Kaiser Jamil of RRL, "The Argentinian weevil does not attack any other plant and a pair of adult bugs could destroy the weed in 4-5 days."
- The more ploughing and weeding, the better the crop.
- Try not to walk on the flower beds when weeding or hoeing.
- CIBC successfully used a seed-feeding weevil, native to Mexico, to control the obnoxious parthenium weed, known to exert devious influence on agriculture and human health in both India and Australia.
- He is keen to weed out the many applicants he believes may be frauds.
- I volunteered to weed the hospital garden.
- Break taking can also involve naps, weed, television, video games, or meditation.
- Ben Weatherstaff rooted up a weed and threw it aside before he answered.
- Additional understanding and analysis must be applied to weed out extraneous associations.
- He dragged out another weed and scowled at it.
- I grew like a wild weed and grasped all the opportunities they had to offer.
- Isn't it absurd to plant crops and not weed the fields?
- If you weed a garden and just leave it the weeds return stronger than before.
- What is a weed?
- With repeated applications of weedkiller, the weeds were overcome.
- Eurasian watermilfoil, a weed not native to Frida Lake, has reproduced prolifically since being accidentally introduced there.
- One mother said that before her daughter was involved in this project, she would not even pull a weed.
- The most weed species were Gramineae, Cyperaceae, Compositae, Scrophulariaceae, Alismataceae and Lythraceae.
- Other benefits such as dole money could be frozen and there will be a huge push to weed out fiddlers.
- About 30,000 hectares of rice fields in Kerala are infested by this weed.
- If left unchecked, weeds will flourish.
- Research of weed feature extraction method based on image processing technology.
- By the 1920s, the weed was rampant.
- We're not using them to weed you out, but we're using them to help you learn.
- Typical submerged plants are Charales, pond weed, hornworts and water lilies.
- When you're weeding, you must dig up the roots.
- A small group of neo-Nazis have infiltrated the ranks. We must weed them out as soon as possible.
- The process of making organically rich compost produces heat. This heat kills many, though not all, weed seeds.
- Weeds had swallowed up the garden.
- We hurried on until we reached a courtyard overgrown with weeds.
- For protection from the summer sun, the Mojave lived in open-sided, flat-topped dwellings known as shades, each a roof of poles and arrow weed supported by posts set in a rectangle.
- In order to eliminate the weed, biologists proposed treating infested parts of the lake with a certain herbicide that is nontoxic for humans and aquatic animals.
- Of course, biological control agents can safely be released only if it can be verified that they feed solely on the target weed.
- My favourite, by far, is the pretty wild cornfield weed, and Viola tricolor.
- Large, clogging banks of weed are the only problem.
- The edges must overlap each other or weeds will push through the gaps.
- Shortly before this flatness we saw sargasso weed floating by.
- As he crumples the flowering end of the weed in his hand, Nelson grimaces.
- I have tried painting the young shoots with weed poisoner, but this does not kill them off.
- A weed is any a plant growing where you don't want it.
- Scoop the blanket weed out and use it to line hanging baskets.
- His pond has been choked by the fast-growing weed.
- Weeds are an index to the character of the soil.
- Clear the soil of weeds and fork in plenty of compost.
- The yard was overgrown with weeds.
- He is eager to weed out the many applicants he believes may be frauds.
- Caspar was weeding the garden.
- Their garden is a wilderness of grass and weeds.
- The garden's completely overgrown with weeds.
- I've been weeding the flower beds.
- Mustard is grown in the field when weeds are there, rather than when the growing crops are there.