"garments" (now surviving, if at all, in widow's weeds), plural of archaic weed, from Old English wæd, wæde "robe, dress, apparel, garment, clothing," from Proto-Germanic *wed [..]

Unwanted plants that grow rampantly through other plantings, competing for food, water and light.

Plants growing in the 'wrong' place. Pest plants. E.g. grasses in paths.

n. 1. Refers to development projects or algorithms that have no possible relevance or practical application. Comes from `off in the weeds'. Used in phrases like "lexical analysis for microco [..]

(pest plants, or pests that are plants).

Some states and local governments have laws and ordinances regulating weeds on sidewalks and private property. Laws vary by state and locality, but in some cases, weeds may be declared a public nuisan [..]

(n) a black garment (dress) worn by a widow as a sign of mourning

Widow’s weeds. (Anglo-Saxon, wæd, a garment.) There are the compounds wæd-bréc (breeches or garment for the breech), wædless (naked or without clothing), and so on. Spenser speaks of

Plants growing out of place; undesirable or unwanted plants.

The intricate details of an analysis. Compare with “Drill-down.”

mourning clothes

The leaves of the Dill Plant.

A Plant species of the genus Datura, Family Solanaceae, that contains Tropanes and other Solanaceous Alkaloids.

A Plant growing in a location where it is not wanted, often competing with cultivated Plants.

Indicates that aircraft are operating close to the surface.

Indicates that aircraft are operating close to the surface.