charlock in Irish
charlock in Irish is praiseach bhuí — charlock means a yellow-flowered weed related to mustard that commonly grows in fields of grain.
charlock in Irish
praiseach bhuí
Any of several yellow-flowered cruciferous weeds of grain fields, especially wild mustard (Rhamphospermum arvense, syn. Sinapis arvensis).
What does "charlock" mean?
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noun A yellow-flowered weed related to mustard that commonly grows in fields of grain.
"Charlock had taken over the edge of the wheat field."
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charlock in a sentence
- Charlock had taken over the edge of the wheat field.
- Farmers work hard to keep charlock from choking their crops.
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What is "charlock" in Irish?
"charlock" in Irish is praiseach bhuí. charlock means: A yellow-flowered weed related to mustard that commonly grows in fields of grain.
How do you use "charlock" in a sentence?
Example: "Charlock had taken over the edge of the wheat field." In Irish, "charlock" is praiseach bhuí.
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