weed

US /wid/

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UK /wi:d/

v.i.Intransitive Verb(Childish use) to urinate; go to the bathroom

The little boy weed his pants

n. (u.)Uncountable NounMarijuana

Too many American teenagers and young adults smoke weed

n.NounWild plant growing where it is not wanted

We need to get rid of this troublesome weed before we put the plants in

v.t.Transitive VerbTo remove unwanted plants growing wild in a garden

My mother likes to weed her garden in the evening

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To quit or reduce an activity

Dandelions are common weeds

Video subtitles

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♪ For some weed and some liquor or a [bleep] babysitter ♪
♪ For some weed and some liquor or a [bleep] babysitter ♪

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Like smart folders that keep things organised... strong filters to weed out spam...
Like smart folders that keep things organised... strong filters to weed out spam...

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weed blown. I just cared for the munchies and the remote.
weed blown. I just cared for the munchies and the remote.

04:02

brings the oxygen necessary for turtle weed, a type of green algae, to flourish.
brings the oxygen necessary for turtle weed, a type of green algae, to flourish.

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Ahh, nod twice if you don't mind me takin' your weed
Ahh, nod twice if you don't mind me takin' your weed

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I Love Japan, and I don't care if you call me a weed. I'll build my Japanese house
I Love Japan, and I don't care if you call me a weed. I'll build my Japanese house

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So we use a trimmer or sometimes we call this a weed wacker or a weed eater or a whipper snipper.
So we use a trimmer or sometimes we call this a weed wacker or a weed eater or a whipper snipper.