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Meaning of tick-weed
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tick-weed (n)
any of numerous plants of the genus Coreopsis having a profusion of showy usually yellow daisylike flowers over long periods; North and South America
tick-weed Sentence Examples
- The tick-weed's tenacious tendrils clung to my socks, making me itch incessantly.
- The meadow was a carpet of blooming tick-weed, a vibrant tapestry of yellow and green.
- The tick-weed season plagued our camping trip, making every hike an uncomfortable affair.
- The local wildlife relies on tick-weed as a food source, especially during the winter months.
- The herbicide had little effect on the stubborn tick-weed, leaving us at the mercy of its pesky presence.
- The tick-weed seemed to multiply overnight, covering our lawn like a relentless green blanket.
- The farmers in the region struggled to control the invasive tick-weed that threatened their crops.
- The tick-weed's prickly thorns deterred grazing animals, leaving it as a dominant plant in the meadow.
- Scientists studied the tick-weed's resilience to pesticides, hoping to develop more effective control methods.
- The tick-weed's vibrant flowers attracted a variety of insects, creating a vibrant ecosystem in the pasture.
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any of numerous plants of the genus Coreopsis having a profusion of showy usually yellow daisylike flowers over long periods; North and South America
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The tick-weed's tenacious tendrils clung to my socks, making me itch incessantly.
The meadow was a carpet of blooming tick-weed, a vibrant tapestry of yellow and green.
The tick-weed season plagued our camping trip, making every hike an uncomfortable affair.
The local wildlife relies on tick-weed as a food source, especially during the winter months.
