Crossword Clue: Cat's-ear or lady's-thumb
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Cat's-ear or lady's-thumb"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Cat's-ear or lady's-thumb"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Cat's-ear or lady's-thumb:
- An unloved plant
- Battle the crabgrass, e.g.
- A gardener might pull one out of a flower bed
- Black nightshade, e.g.
- Back-yard intruder
- Blunt object?
- Bane in a bed
- Cat's-ear or lady's-thumb
- Botanical outcast
- D.C. legalized it in 2014
- Grass
- Intruder in one's bed
- Intruder to the landscaping
- Invader from below
- Invasive garden plant
- Invasive plant
- Hoe target
- Hoe
- Hoer's target
- Hoe's target
- Fast-growing plant
- Certain hydroponic plant, slangily
- Grower's bane
- Growth in lots of lots
- It gets whacked
- It may be pulled
- It may be rooted out
- It may be whacked-out in your yard
- Devil's-grip, e.g.
- Devil's paintbrush, for one
- Devil's trumpet, e.g.
- Devil's-trumpet, e.g.
- Garden annoyance
- Garden bane
- Garden crasher
- Garden eyesore
- Garden growth
- Garden, in a way
- Garden interloper
- Garden intruder
- Garden invader
- Garden nuisance
- Garden pest
- Garden trespasser
- Garden undesirable
- Gardener's bane
- Gardener's headache
- Gardener's nemesis
- Gardener's problem
- Gardener's target
- Gardener's woe
- Bud
- Dime bag contents
- Cig
- Dispensary product
- It's often rooted out
- Crab grass e.g.
- Crab grass, e.g.
- Crabgrass, e.g.
- Do a garden chore
- Do a garden job
- Do a lawn chore
- Do garden work
- Do gardening
- Do some garden work
- Do some gardening
- Do some yard work
- Dock or knawel
- Clean the bed?
- Flower bed bane
- Jim Stafford "Wildwood ___"
- Jimson, e.g.
- Doobage
- Exemplar of rapid growth
- Cull
- Henbit, e.g.
- Henbit is one
- Henbit or knawel
- Henbit or plantain
- Goldenrod, e.g.
- Joint filler
- Herbaceous pest
- Herbicide target
- Herbicide victim
- Herbicide's target
- Journalist-politician Thurlow
- Dandelion, e.g.
- Dandelion, for one
- Dandelion or cat's-ear
- Dandelion or crabgrass
- Dandelion or dock
- Dandelion or goldenrod, e.g.
- Dandelion, to gardeners
- Dandelion, to many
- Dandelion, to most
- Dandelion, usually
- Sod spoiler
- Stoner's stash
- Sess
- The ___ (nicotine)
- Pull dandelions, e.g.
- The ___ (tobacco)
- Pull up dandelions and crab grass
- Pull up dandelions, e.g.
- Pull up dandelions
- Noxious growth
- Purslane, e.g.
- Nursery intruder
- Nurseryman's bane
- Nut sedge, e.g.
- Marijuana
- Marijuana, in slang
- Marijuana, informally
- Marijuana (slang)
- Marijuana, slangily
- Widow's crepe
- Wield a hoe, say
- Victim of a gardener's hoe
- Wild oat, for one
- Wild violet, e.g.
- Plant growing in the wrong place!
- Plant growing where it is not wanted
- Plant that may be pulled
- Plant that might be pulled from a lawn
- Plant to burn
- Plant
- Obnoxious plant
- Quack grass, e.g.
- Quackgrass, e.g.
- Stuff sold in ounces (in Colorado, at least)
- King devil, for one
- Shepherd's purse, e.g.
- Something rooted out
- Subject of legalization debates
- Something you don't want in the bed
- Winnow (out)
- Knawel is one
- Knawel or spurry
- Wacky tobacky, in part
- Kudzu, e.g.
- Poison ivy, e.g.
- Rag tag?
- Lamb's-quarters, e.g.
- Narc's target
- Landscaping interloper
- Location-dependent plant designation
- Pot
- Pot?
- Pot: sl.
- One may be pulled out of a bed
- Lawn eyesore
- Lawn intruder
- Lawn invader
- Lawn nuisance
- Lawn plague
- Lawn problem
- Lawn spoiler
- Lawn uglifier
- Lot growth
- Mike's pal in "For Better or for Worse"
- Milk or tumble
- Pesky plant
- Pig _____
- Woodstock herb?
- Word after tumble or rag
- Sow thistle, for one
- Word that can follow "rag" or "tumble"
- Word with chick or rag
- Word with milk or tumble
- Work in the garden
- Work on a bed
- Spray target, perhaps
- Whacked plant
- Whacker victim
- Whacker's target
- Spurry or henbit
- Thistle, e.g.
- Thistle or goldenrod
- Underground invader
- Yank crabgrass
- Tidy a garden
- Tidy the garden, in a way
- Tidy the garden
- Yard intruder
- Tare
- Unloved plant
- Unplanted plant
- Unsightly growth in a garden
- Unvalued growth
- Unvalued plant
- Unwanted garden growth
- Unwanted garden plant
- Unwanted growth
- Unwanted lawn growth
- Unwanted lawn plant
- Unwanted plant
- Unwanted plant in a garden
- Unwanted plant on a lawn
- Unwanted sprout
- Unwelcome growth
- Unwelcome plant
- Stash stuff
- Tend the garden
- Tend to a garden
- Tend to the garden
- Tend to the lawn
- Use a hoe
- Tobacco, for one
- Tobacco, informally
- Tobacco, slangily
- Tobacco, with "the"
- Useless growth
Recent Usage of Cat's-ear or lady's-thumb in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - March 23, 1983
