spurge in German
spurge in German is Wolfsmilch — spurge means any plant of the large genus Euphorbia, or of the wider family to which it belongs.
spurge in German
Wolfsmilch
Any plant of the genus Euphorbia, a diverse genus of over 2,000 species.
What does "spurge" mean?
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noun Any plant of the large genus Euphorbia, or of the wider family to which it belongs.
"The border was full of spurge in early summer."
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noun A plant that resembles a Euphorbia in some aspect of its appearance.
"The gardener called it a spurge because of its look, though it was not a true Euphorbia."
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spurge in a sentence
- The border was full of spurge in early summer.
- She planted a spurge beside the gravel path.
- The gardener called it a spurge because of its look, though it was not a true Euphorbia.
- The gardener labeled the cactus-like plant a spurge, though it is not a true Euphorbia.
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What is "spurge" in German?
"spurge" in German is Wolfsmilch. spurge means: Any plant of the large genus Euphorbia, or of the wider family to which it belongs.
How do you use "spurge" in a sentence?
Example: "The border was full of spurge in early summer." In German, "spurge" is Wolfsmilch.
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