crazyweed
- noun
- /ˈkreɪziˌwid/
- Specialized
- The rancher lost several cattle after they grazed on crazyweed in the field.
Examples
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Horses affected by crazyweed show symptoms of nervousness and abnormal behavior.
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Scientists are researching methods to control crazyweed and prevent livestock poisoning.
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The cattle grazed on crazyweed last summer.
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Farmers need to be cautious of crazyweeds in their fields.
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The rancher lost several cattle after they grazed on crazyweed in the field.
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Horses affected by crazyweed show symptoms of nervousness and abnormal behavior.
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Scientists are researching methods to control crazyweed and prevent livestock poisoning.
Synonyms
Plants in western North America that poison livestock when eaten
A western North American plant that makes farm animals sick if they eat it
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Morphology
Etymology
The word crazyweed combines crazy and weed because these plants make animals act 'crazy' when they eat them. Ranchers gave the name after seeing strange, nervous behaviour in livestock.