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weeds"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 [..]
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weedsUnwanted plants that grow rampantly through other plantings, competing for food, water and light.
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weedsPlants growing in the 'wrong' place. Pest plants. E.g. grasses in paths.
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weedsn. 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 [..]
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weeds(pest plants, or pests that are plants).
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weedsSome 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 [..]
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weeds(n) a black garment (dress) worn by a widow as a sign of mourning
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weedsWidow’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
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weedsPlants growing out of place; undesirable or unwanted plants.
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weedsThe intricate details of an analysis. Compare with “Drill-down.”
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weedsmourning clothes
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weedsThe leaves of the Dill Plant.
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weedsA Plant species of the genus Datura, Family Solanaceae, that contains Tropanes and other Solanaceous Alkaloids.
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weedsA Plant growing in a location where it is not wanted, often competing with cultivated Plants.
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weedsIndicates that aircraft are operating close to the surface.
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weedsIndicates that aircraft are operating close to the surface.
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