Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Weed"

A: It is a general term for annoying plants that grow in your garden and tend destroy your flowers/vegetables. Commonly known in casual conversation as “weeds”, as there are usually more than one.

It’s also a casual name for the street drug known as “marijuana”.

A: No it doesn’t, it’s a slang term for marijuana.

It can also mean the plants that live in gardens that are not planted, and that disrupt the growth of plants that were planted there.

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weed

➡any wild plant that grows in an unwanted place, especially in a garden or field where it prevents the cultivated
 plants from growing freely.

➡someone who is thin and physically weak or who is weak in character.

➡to remove wild plants from a place where they are not wanted.


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A: to find out.
"they need to weed out the mole"

A: weed out - the action of cleaning out the weeds or unwanted grass

so when it is used, it usually expresses to "take out" or "clean".

weed out the guy fromthe org - means to say take out or remove the guy

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E.G.

➡I don't usually line the bottom unless there is a major weed problem.

➡Once again organic growers rely on a combination of methods to keep weeds under control.

➡The first round of interviews only really serves to weed out the very weakest of applicants.

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A: Hash / charas and weed/ ganja derive from cannabis sativa. and weed is the dried leaf of the plant.

A: Weed is Marijuana, it's a drug.
Kush is a type of weed.
They mean they don't smoke weed or do that drug.

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A: "Weed" usually means cannabis. Are you sure it isn't "weird tic"?

A: Please *check my* sentences🥺🥺
Weed

When I was in Canada, I smoked a weed *for* the first time. *I had never even smoked a cigarette*. *At first*, I *didn't know how to smoke*. My friend taught me how to smoke. After about 10 minutes, *I got high* and *started to* enjoy everything. I *smoked* with friends. When I *smoke*, l don’t know why, I can’t speak English. If I *get high using* weed, I can not stop laughing, *thinking or* eating. It’s like *I am* buzzed.
One day, I *smoked* and ate a cookie with weed. I got *a bad feeling*. *I thought I was going to die* and couldn’t stop moving and threw up in the washroom. I *couldn't stop constantly* moving my legs* and hands*. I never want to go back to that day. I *was close* to Niagara Falls but I couldn’t see it at that time. Now, I got used to *smoking* it but I don’t want to do *it* alone *or* every day.


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A: You would probably be better off saying "a weed reproduces" or "weeds reproduce".
If you say "weed reproduces", it will sound like you are referring specifically to marijuana.

A: Weeds proceed by spreading or fastening their roots.

A weed proceeds by spreading or fastening it's roots.