moss
mɒs
moss: small flowerless green plant that grows in dense clumps or mats
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botanysmall flowerless green plant that grows in dense clumps or mats
  • The old stone wall was covered in thick green moss..
  • Moss grew on the forest floor.
  • The garden had patches of moss everywhere.
bryophyte hornwort liverwort
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  • moss: small flowerless green plant that grows in dense clumps or mats
    small flowerless green plant that grows in dense clumps or mats

Expressions with moss

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staying active prevents stagnation
She keeps learning new skills because a rolling stone gathers no moss.
dark-colored moss growing in damp or shaded areas
The black moss covered the north side of the tree trunk..
having a dark green color with yellow tint
The walls were painted in a moss green shade.
type of seaweed found in marine environments
Sea moss is often used in health supplements for its nutrients.
moss that forms peat in wetlands or is used in gardening
Peat moss is often added to garden soil.
dessert made from milk and seaweed
For dessert, we had a creamy Irish moss.

Origin of moss

Old English, mos (bog)

Terms with moss included in their meaning

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landscape
open land with peaty soil covered in heather and moss
Spanish moss
bromeliad called Tillandsia usneoides or Spanish moss
A&Mabbr.
abr: Alpert and Moss
refers to the company Alpert and Moss
plant
moss with main stem ending in female organ
alaradj.
plant
denoting cells at the base of a moss leaf
moss
any of various mosses of the genus Buxbaumia
paint shade
light yellow-green, like cress leaves, greener than moss green
culture
subculture celebrating nature's overlooked aspects like moss and mushrooms

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  1. French:mousse, ...
  2. German:Moos, ...
  3. Italian:muschio, ...
  4. Spanish:musgo, ...
  5. Portuguese:musgo, ...
  6. Chinese:苔藓, ...
  7. Japanese:苔, ...
  8. Arabic:طحلب, ...
  9. Hebrew:טָחַב, ...
  10. Russian:мох, ...
  11. Ukrainian:мох, ...
  12. Hindi:काई, ...
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