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Meaning of witchgrass
witchgrass (n)
North American grass with slender brushy panicles; often a weed on cultivated land
European grass spreading rapidly by creeping rhizomes; naturalized in North America as a weed
witchgrass Sentence Examples
- The witchgrass spread rapidly across the meadow, its sharp blades turning the grass a sickly yellow.
- Beware the witchgrass, for its roots entangle your feet and its spores cause a maddening itch.
- In folklore, witchgrass was believed to be a plant used by witches to curse their enemies.
- The farmer had to hire a witchgrass witch to rid his fields of the invasive weed.
- The children raced through the witchgrass, their laughter echoing through the summer breeze.
- The witchgrass whispered secrets to the wind, telling tales of ancient enchantments.
- The old witch lived in a cottage surrounded by witchgrass, which she used to make her potent brews.
- The medicinal properties of witchgrass have been known for centuries, but its potency makes it dangerous to use without guidance.
- The witchgrass grew in a circle, its ethereal glow casting an otherworldly spell on the night.
- As the sun set, the witchgrass took on an ominous hue, its shadows dancing like ghouls in the moonlight.
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North American grass with slender brushy panicles; often a weed on cultivated land, European grass spreading rapidly by creeping rhizomes; naturalized in North
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The witchgrass spread rapidly across the meadow, its sharp blades turning the grass a sickly yellow.
Beware the witchgrass, for its roots entangle your feet and its spores cause a maddening itch.
In folklore, witchgrass was believed to be a plant used by witches to curse their enemies.
The farmer had to hire a witchgrass witch to rid his fields of the invasive weed.
