1) Senecio vulgaris 2) Weed
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large timber, usually for the foundation of a timber building (Penn 161, 4)
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lowest timber of a structure
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• (v.) An annual composite plant (Senecio vulgaris), one of the most common and widely distributed weeds on the globe. • (n.) Alt. of Groundsill
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any of about 1,200 species of annual, biennial, and perennial herbs, shrubs, trees, and climbers constituting the genus Senecio of the family ... [3 related articles]
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(Senecio) This is a large group of hardy and tender annuals and perennials that may have shrubby, herbaceous, or climbing growth. Senecios are found wild in almost every country, especially in southern Europe; others are found in South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, China, Japan, the United States and Mexico. They vary in size and shape, particula...
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large timber, usually for the foundation of a timber building (Penn 161, 4)
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Ground'sel noun [ Middle English
grundswilie , Anglo-Saxon
grundeswylige ,
grundeswelge , earlier
gundiswilge ;
gund matter, pus +
swelgan to swallow. So named as being good for a running from the eye. See
Swallow ,
v. ]
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Groundsel (Senecio) is a genus of plants of the family Compositae native to Europe, Asia and Northern Africa. The plants are emollient, have a slightly acid taste and is rejected by most animals except pigs and goats and particularly rabbits which love to eat it. The plants are a common weed in Britain where they spread by means of small fruits equ...
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[
n] - Eurasian weed with heads of small yellow flowers
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A 'nuisance' weed which can be found anywhere. Popular for feeding cage birds and rabbits.
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