Definition of sneezewort in English:

sneezewort

nounˈsniːzwəːtˈsnēzwərt

A Eurasian plant related to the yarrow, whose dried leaves induce sneezing.
珠蓍
Achillea ptarmica, family Compositae
Example sentencesExamples
- The double sneezeworts (A. Ptarmica plenissima and A. serrata plena) are very fine and floriferous subjects for a border; they grow one or two feet high, with single stems, narrow lanceolate leaves, and heads in terminal corymbs.
- Plants to look out for include sneezewort, meadow thistle, petty whin, pale dogviolet, early purple and heath spotted orchids.
- Sneezewort, milkwort and lousewort were not noticed in 1999 but sneezewort had returned in 2000, perhaps due to cattle grazing and winter management, i.e bramble clearance.
- The other was a decoction of green sneezewort, which was also declared to be excellent in some way or other.
- The drawing of the sneezewort plant has been presented to you in one dimension.

Definition of sneezewort in US English:

sneezewort

(also sneezewort yarrow)

nounˈsnēzwərt

A Eurasian yarrow, naturalized in North America, whose dried leaves induce sneezing.
珠蓍
Achillea ptarmica, family Compositae
Example sentencesExamples
- Plants to look out for include sneezewort, meadow thistle, petty whin, pale dogviolet, early purple and heath spotted orchids.
- Sneezewort, milkwort and lousewort were not noticed in 1999 but sneezewort had returned in 2000, perhaps due to cattle grazing and winter management, i.e bramble clearance.
- The drawing of the sneezewort plant has been presented to you in one dimension.
- The other was a decoction of green sneezewort, which was also declared to be excellent in some way or other.
- The double sneezeworts (A. Ptarmica plenissima and A. serrata plena) are very fine and floriferous subjects for a border; they grow one or two feet high, with single stems, narrow lanceolate leaves, and heads in terminal corymbs.

词汇	sneezewort
释义	Definition of sneezewort in English: sneezewort nounˈsniːzwəːtˈsnēzwərt A Eurasian plant related to the yarrow, whose dried leaves induce sneezing. 珠蓍 Achillea ptarmica, family Compositae Example sentencesExamples The double sneezeworts (A. Ptarmica plenissima and A. serrata plena) are very fine and floriferous subjects for a border; they grow one or two feet high, with single stems, narrow lanceolate leaves, and heads in terminal corymbs. Plants to look out for include sneezewort, meadow thistle, petty whin, pale dogviolet, early purple and heath spotted orchids. Sneezewort, milkwort and lousewort were not noticed in 1999 but sneezewort had returned in 2000, perhaps due to cattle grazing and winter management, i.e bramble clearance. The other was a decoction of green sneezewort, which was also declared to be excellent in some way or other. The drawing of the sneezewort plant has been presented to you in one dimension. Definition of sneezewort in US English: sneezewort (also sneezewort yarrow) nounˈsnēzwərt A Eurasian yarrow, naturalized in North America, whose dried leaves induce sneezing. 珠蓍 Achillea ptarmica, family Compositae Example sentencesExamples Plants to look out for include sneezewort, meadow thistle, petty whin, pale dogviolet, early purple and heath spotted orchids. Sneezewort, milkwort and lousewort were not noticed in 1999 but sneezewort had returned in 2000, perhaps due to cattle grazing and winter management, i.e bramble clearance. The drawing of the sneezewort plant has been presented to you in one dimension. The other was a decoction of green sneezewort, which was also declared to be excellent in some way or other. The double sneezeworts (A. Ptarmica plenissima and A. serrata plena) are very fine and floriferous subjects for a border; they grow one or two feet high, with single stems, narrow lanceolate leaves, and heads in terminal corymbs.
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