pinweed
- noun
- /ˈpɪnˌwiːd/
- US
- We found patches of pinweed scattered throughout the sandy field.
Examples
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Some gardeners appreciate pinweed for its delicate appearance and resilience.
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The botanist identified the small plant as pinweed growing along the roadside.
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The pinweed was growing in the garden.
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Many pinweeds thrive in sandy soil.
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The botanist identified the small plant as pinweed growing along the roadside.
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We found patches of pinweed scattered throughout the sandy field.
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Some gardeners appreciate pinweed for its delicate appearance and resilience.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word pinweed comes from pin meaning 'small, pointed object' and weed meaning 'wild plant', a helpful image is of tiny plants with thin, pin-like stems and little flowers. So, a pinweed is a small, slender-stemmed plant.