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Meanings of wandering sailor in English

Russian
cymbalaria muralis
Portuguese
cymbalaria muralis
Spanish
linaria cymbalaria subsp. cymbalaria
Catalan
picardia
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Species of plant.

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cymbalaria muralis
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Examples for "pennywort"
Examples for "pennywort"
1
Some ferns and the pennywort will grow on the wall close to the roof.
The Open Air
2
Just where I am staying now the pennywort grows on every wall attached to the mortar between the cobbles.
Field and Hedgerow: Being the Last Essays of Richard Jefferies
3
The path plunges onward through the intricate weave of flora in the Devon banks; pennywort, celandine, ferns and early primroses.
The Guardian
4
About their base grew luxuriantly a plant which turned my thoughts for a moment to rural England, the round-leaved pennywort.
By the Ionian Sea: Notes of a Ramble in Southern Italy
5
Beyond was a high, red brick-wall rich with ivy and wallflower and pennywort, and set along the top with broken glass.
The Food of the Gods and How It Came to Earth
1
The great bumble-bee that shall be mother of hundreds, the yellow wasp that shall be mother of thousands, were hidden there somewhere.
Field and Hedgerow: Being the Last Essays of Richard Jefferies
Usage of wandering sailor in English
1
I am supposed to take in any wandering sailor, feed him, and ship him home.
The Goose Girl
2
Again in Devonshire it goes by the names of "Rambling," or " Wandering Sailor," "Pedler's Basket," "Mother of Millions" (the ivy-leaved sort), "Lion's Mouth" and "Flaxweed."
Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure