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Definitions from WordNet

Noun wartweed has 1 sense
  1. sun spurge, wartweed, wartwort, devil's milk, Euphorbia helioscopia - not unattractive European weed whose flowers turn toward the sun
    --1 is a kind of spurge
    --1 is a member of Euphorbia, genus Euphorbia

Definitions from the Web

Wartweed

Noun

Wartweed refers to a type of plant that is commonly known for its wart-like growths on the leaves or stems.

During my hike, I stumbled upon a peculiar wartweed with numerous warts covering its delicate leaves.

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Verb

As a verb, wartweed describes the action of planting or cultivating wartweed plants.

In my garden, I carefully wartweed the young plants to ensure they grow healthily.

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Adjective

When used as an adjective, wartweed denotes something that is related to or resembling the appearance of wartweed plants.

The painting showcased an intriguing blend of colors, creating a wartweed-like pattern that captured everyone's attention.

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Adverb

As an adverb, wartweed modifies or adds emphasis to an action, indicating that it is done in a manner reminiscent of the growth or characteristics of wartweed plants.

The horse galloped wartweed-fast, effortlessly overtaking its competitors in the race.

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Local

In local settings, wartweed can refer to a specific plant native to a particular geographic area.

The villagers cherished the unique wartweed found only in their region, utilizing it for medicinal purposes.

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