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Meanings of devil grass in English
Portuguese
cynodon dactylon Trailing grass native to Europe now cosmopolitan in warm regions; used for lawns and pastures especially in southern United States and India.
Synonyms
Examples for "doob"
Examples for "doob"
1
It's a well skinny wee doob, but that just shows Ewan knows his game.
2
He was wearing a big-ass lumberjack shirt and was halfway through a virulent-yellow doob.
3
The zombie had come to life about the time Zetts began to took his first postchase doob.
4
And so people had asked Doob what he thought Sean was thinking.
5
One way or another, Doob had been paying for it ever since.
1
Whether you will fully succeed against Bermuda grass or not is doubtful.
2
The combination of alfalfa and Bermuda grass makes very good hay or pasturage.
3
The golf club would be able to reset the green with Bermuda grass.
4
The room suddenly smelled too strongly of incense and freshly cut Bermuda grass.
5
You know how rapidly wire grass and Bermuda grass will overrun the garden or farm.
1
I gave him some slips of bamboo and roots of Bahama -grass, as that planted had grown so well.
1
Jones' Road was what he called Croke Park and he remembered running on it when cinder track surrounded the scutch grass.
2
It is pointless planting into ground where there are roots of perennial weeds such as ground elder, scutch grass or bindweed.
1
"Yellow star grass," said the Professor, "with which to make a nest.
Usage of devil grass in English
1
"Now," said Mrs. Dunwiddy, "the devil grass, the St. John the Conqueror root, and the love-lies-bleeding."