stinkweed
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- noun
- /ˈstɪŋkˌwiːd/
- UK
:
hierba hedionda
- Smell the stinkweed gag
- a little stinkweed
Examples
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You're shooting up like a stinkweed.
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Get out there and annihilate those stinkweeds!
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You're in it now, you little stinkweed.
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Those stinkweeds are another sign of your decadence.
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Beni, you little stinkweed.
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It smelled of mud, urine, and stinkweed, but underneath all those things, it smelled wonderful.
Fiction book (2002) -
She saw that within the mouth, hideous and odorous with stinkweed, were tiny filed teeth, pointy as those of a pike or piranha.
Fiction book (1997) -
Reefer, pot, gang, dope, herb, blunt, Mary Jane's stinkweed, buds, skunk, blaze.
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The fields were overrun with stinkweed, leaving a strong odor that made it hard to breathe.
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As we walked through the meadow, the pungent smell of stinkweed filled the air.
Synonyms
A smelly weed with round flat seed pods that grows in fields
A common weed from Europe and Asia with round flat seed pods and a strong unpleasant smell
A wild plant with a strong smell and round flat seed pods
A smelly weed with round flat seed pods from Europe and Asia now growing in North America
A plant with a bad smell and flat round seed pods that spread easily
A weed from Europe and Asia with a strong smell and round flat seed pods now common in North America
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Stinkweed joins stink ('bad smell') and weed ('unwanted plant'), so you can remember it as a smelly, unwanted plant. It was used for a foul-smelling Eurasian plant with round, flat pods that now grows across North America.