stinkweed (Meaning)
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stinkweed (n)
foetid Eurasian weed having round flat pods; naturalized throughout North America
Synonyms & Antonyms of stinkweed
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stinkweed Sentence Examples
- The garden is overrun with stinkweed, its pungent odor permeating the air.
- Farmers struggle to control stinkweed in their fields, as its seeds can spread rapidly.
- The smell of stinkweed is so strong that it can make your eyes water.
- The plant's leaves have a sticky, unpleasant texture, making it difficult to remove.
- Stinkweed poses a threat to crops, as it competes with them for nutrients and water.
- Despite its noxious nature, stinkweed has some medicinal properties and is sometimes used in traditional remedies.
- The seeds of stinkweed are covered in a substance that can irritate the skin and cause rashes.
- The plant is native to North America but has spread to other parts of the world, becoming a pesky weed in many gardens and fields.
- Stinkweed can be controlled through the use of herbicides or by physically removing it from the ground.
- The pungent odor of stinkweed can be used to deter insects and other pests from gardens.
FAQs About the word stinkweed
foetid Eurasian weed having round flat pods; naturalized throughout North America
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The garden is overrun with stinkweed, its pungent odor permeating the air.
Farmers struggle to control stinkweed in their fields, as its seeds can spread rapidly.
The smell of stinkweed is so strong that it can make your eyes water.
The plant's leaves have a sticky, unpleasant texture, making it difficult to remove.
