to moss

Remove all covering or contents from an object so it is left bare

A plant with long grey-green strands like hair that hang from tree branches

A soft plant from bogs that helps soil hold water

A soft, spongy moss that grows in wetlands and turns into peat when it rots

A dull yellowish green like the colour of moss

A green and grey plant-like growth that hangs from trees like a long beard

A soft pale moss that grows in very wet ground and helps make peat

A plant with long thin grey threads that hang from tree branches

An evergreen plant that looks like moss and makes tiny spores in club-shaped cones

An evergreen plant that looks like moss and has small cones that contain spores

A moss that grows upright with its spore case at the top of the main stem

A greyish branching plantlike growth in Arctic tundra that is a main food for reindeer and caribou

A small water plant that floats on the surface of ponds and slow streams

A small plant that looks like moss and grows on the ground

A hanging plant with soft gray-green strands that drape from tree branches

A semi-precious gem with green or brown patterns like moss

A small water animal that lives in groups attached to rocks and has a ring of tentacles used for feeding

A small low plant with pink or purple flowers that grows in tight mats on cold mountains

Covered with soft green moss, often on old stone or wood

A group of related small green plants like common mosses in one family

A large shrub or small tree with bristly stems and clusters of pink flowers

A low, spreading evergreen plant with small pink or white flowers used to cover the ground

A low plant with pink or white flowers that spreads to cover the ground

A person who attacks and steals from people in border bogs between England and Scotland in the 1600s

A lichen with flat, branched parts that grows in cold, rocky places and is eaten or used as medicine

A dark purple seaweed eaten and used to make food thicker

A grey, branching lichen that grows in the Arctic and feeds reindeer

A low spreading plant with many small bright flowers for sunny gardens

A moss that has its reproductive parts on short side branches, not the main stem

A small plant with tiny flat leaves that often grows on other plants

A small animal that lives attached to rocks or seaweed and forms moss-like groups with tiny tentacles

A red sea plant used as food and to thicken dishes

A small plant like moss that grows close to the ground in damp, shady places

A low green plant with many branching stems that look like small antlers