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Meanings of milkweed in English
Catalan
asclepiadàcia Any of numerous plants of the genus Asclepias having milky juice and pods that split open releasing seeds with downy tufts.
Portuguese
serralha Usage of milkweed in English
1
The resulting wrestling match sent up another thick cloud of milkweed fluff.
2
It is chocolate milkweed, and it is as smooth as Chinese silk.
3
He closed his hand around one of the tall stalks of milkweed.
4
Young milkweed is better than spinach, and also makes an excellent salad.
5
Also, you may have as many milkweed pods as you can carry.
6
When he dusted his palms together, the fur floated away like milkweed.
7
The koala bear can eat eucalyptus leaves, and monarch butterfly caterpillars milkweed.
8
Alan leaned in and saw that it was a milkweed pod.
9
Look at a milkweed seed; it is a complete flying apparatus.
10
To the west an injured stag nosed milkweed from between rocks.
11
Indeed, the chocolate milkweed was the most delicious thing Graham had ever tasted.
12
Edible sweet milkweed flowers added a pleasing decoration to many of the dishes.
13
Our milkweed flower is a deeply planned contrivance to insure such an end.
14
Before him lay a field gone to wild grass and milkweed.
15
Beer cans and the milkweed of old cigarette filters litter the scrubby ground.
16
Think again of the number of pods on one milkweed plant!
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