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Moss
Definition:
Moss refers to any small flowerless green plant that typically forms dense, low-growing cushions or carpets on rocks, trees, and damp ground.
Senses:
- Noun: A small, non-vascular plant that lacks true roots, stems, or leaves, and belongs to the division Bryophyta.
- Noun: A growth of such plants, especially the dense green carpet-like covering on rocks, damp ground, or trees.
- Verb (transitive): To cover or be covered with moss.
- Verb (intransitive): To develop moss or a moss-like growth.
Examples:
Noun:
- The forest floor was covered in a thick carpet of vibrant green moss.
- She carefully collected different species of moss for her botanical collection.
- The mosses in the garden provided a natural and beautiful ground cover.
Verb:
- The old stone walls of the castle were mossed over, adding to their ancient charm.
- If you don't clean the roof, it will moss and create a damp environment.
- Over time, the abandoned house will moss as nature reclaims its territory.
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