Definition of pypgrass in English:

pypgrass

(also pypgras)

noun ˈpʌɪpˌɡrɑːsˈpʌɪpˌɡras

Either of two tall perennial South African grasses, Ehrharta gigantea and E. villosa, the latter now widely naturalized in New Zealand where it is regarded as an invasive weed.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Simmonds (1814–1897), newsagent and journalist. From South African Dutch pijpgras (Afrikaans pypgras) from pyp + gras (so called on account of the shape of its stems), with assimilation of the second element to grass.

Definition of pypgrass in US English:

pypgrass

(also pypgras)

noun

Either of two tall perennial South African grasses, Ehrharta gigantea and E. villosa, the latter now widely naturalized in New Zealand where it is regarded as an invasive weed.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Simmonds (1814–1897), newsagent and journalist. From South African Dutch pijpgras (Afrikaans pypgras) from pyp + gras (so called on account of the shape of its stems), with assimilation of the second element to grass.

词汇	pypgrass
释义	Definition of pypgrass in English: pypgrass (also pypgras) noun ˈpʌɪpˌɡrɑːsˈpʌɪpˌɡras Either of two tall perennial South African grasses, Ehrharta gigantea and E. villosa, the latter now widely naturalized in New Zealand where it is regarded as an invasive weed. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Simmonds (1814–1897), newsagent and journalist. From South African Dutch pijpgras (Afrikaans pypgras) from pyp + gras (so called on account of the shape of its stems), with assimilation of the second element to grass. Definition of pypgrass in US English: pypgrass (also pypgras) noun Either of two tall perennial South African grasses, Ehrharta gigantea and E. villosa, the latter now widely naturalized in New Zealand where it is regarded as an invasive weed. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Simmonds (1814–1897), newsagent and journalist. From South African Dutch pijpgras (Afrikaans pypgras) from pyp + gras (so called on account of the shape of its stems), with assimilation of the second element to grass.
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