How To Spell weed?
How to Pronounce weed?
Correct pronunciation for the word "weed" is [wˈiːd], [wˈiːd], [w_ˈiː_d].
Definition of weed
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The general name of any useless or troublesome plant; anything useless or troublesome, specially when mingled with things that are useful or of value.
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As worn specially by a widow.
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To free from weeds, or from anything hurtful or offensive; to root out.
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A garment; a mourning dress, generally.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
What are the misspellings for weed?
What are similar-sounding words for weed?
- aid,
- all-out,
- eighty,
- iota,
- deaf-aid,
- out-wit,
- edwy,
- ada,
- one-eyed,
- alma-ata,
- out,
- ada-scid,
- weedy,
- ida,
- edda,
- ottawa,
- idea,
- odd-job,
- ado,
- adieu,
- oat,
- eight,
- await,
- owed,
- half-wit,
- wead,
- auto,
- add,
- adh,
- eat,
- Wite-Out,
- wet,
- etui,
- eyed,
- edo,
- far-out,
- pie-eyed,
- ade,
- IDE/ATA,
- aide,
- otoe,
- eddy,
- eta,
- outdo,
- weide,
- odd,
- ate,
- outweigh,
- ido,
- oto,
- iud,
- eddo,
- audio,
- edd,
- awed,
- out-tray,
- dry-eyed,
- ox-eyed,
- wed,
- ode,
- ADT-OTD.
What is the present tense of Weed?
What is the past tense of Weed?
What is the adverb for weed?
The adverb form of the word "weed" is "weedy".
What is the adjective for weed?
The adjective form of the word "weed" is "weedy".
Usage over time for weed:
This graph shows how "weed" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of weed?
The plural form of the word "weed" is "weeds"
What is the singular form of weed?
The singular form of the word "weed" is "weed". The word does not change in its singular form.
Synonyms for Weed:
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n.
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- doormat .
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- cigarette ,
- cheroot ,
- cigarette paper ,
- chew ,
- briar .
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- cross-fertilize ,
- cross-pollinate ,
- bonsai ,
- aerate ,
- deadhead ,
- compost ,
- drill ,
- feed .
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- anabolic steroid ,
- cocaine ,
- coke ,
- acid ,
- angel dust .
- herb ,
- cannabis ,
- Acapulco Gold ,
- hemp ,
- hashish .
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v.
• uproot • subtract • diminish • rake • pull