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Meanings of stinkweed in English

Foetid Eurasian weed having round flat pods; naturalized throughout North America.

Usage of stinkweed in English
1
Gardens grew luxurious in subaqueous silence; lilies, rushes, stinkweed.
Fugitive pieces
2
Here, too, much of what did grow was stinging nettles and coarse thistle and stinkweed.
To the blight: the eye of the world
3
But due to a severe blight on our stinkweed crop, which as you know is our staple diet, our people are becoming severely malnourished.
The Forest Monster of Oz
4
They will refuse to give up their stinkweeds.
The Forest Monster of Oz
5
Also, they would no longer need to be living in an area that would help the stinkweeds grow.
The Forest Monster of Oz
6
And I'd bet that the stinkweeds would have made the soil over there ideal for our dietary staples!
The Forest Monster of Oz
7
It was really just their desire to grow more stinkweeds, and their incapability to do so in their soil.
The Forest Monster of Oz
8
"But," put in Hootsey, "the Stinkfoots can't live without their stinkweed.
The Forest Monster of Oz
9
"What if we forbade them from eating any more stinkweeds?"
The Forest Monster of Oz
10
"Of course," said the boy simply, taking a handful of the stinkweeds and eating it.
The Forest Monster of Oz
11
"Whether you remain whole enough to smoke that bag of stinkweed in your glove compartment rather depends on your answer-dude.
Internecine
12
"So you think that, if the Stinkfoots were to grow carrots instead of stinkweeds for a year, they could go back to stinkweeds next year?"
The Forest Monster of Oz
Frequent collocations
Stinkweed through the time