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crabgrass Synonyms

Another word for crabgrass

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A coarse, fast-growing creeping grass (genus Digitaria) that is native to warm-temperate and tropical regions, widely considered a pervasive and stubborn weed in cultivated lawns and agricultural fields.

Usage Example

"The homeowner spent the entire weekend trying to eradicate the fingergrass that had aggressively overtaken the front lawn."

Strongest
fingergrass
Weak
weed

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