vetchy (Meaning)

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vetchy (a.)

Consisting of vetches or of pea straw.

Abounding with vetches.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The meadow was covered in vetchy vegetation, providing a natural habitat for various insects.
The farmer decided to plant a vetchy cover crop to improve soil fertility during the fallow period.
The air in the countryside carried a sweet fragrance, a result of the blooming vetchy flowers.
Hikers traversed the vetchy hills, enjoying the colorful display of wildflowers along the trail.
The herbalist gathered vetchy herbs for their medicinal properties, believed to aid in digestion.
The landscape painter captured the vetchy fields in a masterpiece, highlighting the beauty of rural life.
The garden enthusiast appreciated the vetchy vines climbing the fence, adding a touch of nature to the backyard.
The ecologist conducted a study on the vetchy ecosystems, exploring their role in supporting biodiversity.
The botanist identified a new species of vetchy plant in the remote mountain region.
The horticulturist recommended introducing vetchy ground cover to prevent soil erosion in the garden.

Consisting of vetches or of pea straw., Abounding with vetches.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The meadow was covered in vetchy vegetation, providing a natural habitat for various insects.

The farmer decided to plant a vetchy cover crop to improve soil fertility during the fallow period.

The air in the countryside carried a sweet fragrance, a result of the blooming vetchy flowers.

Hikers traversed the vetchy hills, enjoying the colorful display of wildflowers along the trail.