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Meaning of gypsyweed
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gypsyweed (n)
common hairy European perennial with pale blue or lilac flowers in axillary racemes
gypsyweed Sentence Examples
- The gypsyweed, with its vibrant purple flowers, carpeted the meadow like a living tapestry.
- The young girl wove a crown of gypsyweed, her fingers nimbly guiding the delicate stems.
- The aroma of gypsyweed wafted through the air, promising a sweet and heady experience.
- As the sun dipped below the horizon, the gypsyweed's flowers closed, their petals like tiny folded lanterns.
- The gypsyweed's roots had woven themselves deeply into the earth, defying the pull of storms and droughts.
- The bees buzzed tirelessly around the gypsyweed's blooms, their wings shimmering with pollen.
- Tea brewed from gypsyweed leaves was said to have soothing and calming properties.
- The gypsyweed's medicinal qualities had been passed down through generations of herbalists.
- The old woman knew the secret to unlocking the gypsyweed's hidden powers, her gnarled hands gently crushing its leaves.
- The gypsyweed's presence in the garden brought a touch of mystery and enchantment to the otherwise mundane surroundings.
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common hairy European perennial with pale blue or lilac flowers in axillary racemes
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The gypsyweed, with its vibrant purple flowers, carpeted the meadow like a living tapestry.
The young girl wove a crown of gypsyweed, her fingers nimbly guiding the delicate stems.
The aroma of gypsyweed wafted through the air, promising a sweet and heady experience.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, the gypsyweed's flowers closed, their petals like tiny folded lanterns.
