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Showing words for RAGWEED using the English dictionary

7 Letter Words for Ragweed

ragweed, wagered

6 Letter Words for Ragweed

agreed, dragee, drawee, edgrew, geared, grewed, rewade, weared, wedger

5 Letter Words for Ragweed

agree, arede, deare, dewar, dewer, eager, eagre, eared, edgar, edger, erade, ewder, gader, garde, geare, gerea, grade, greed, gweed, radge, ragde, raged, ragee, rewed, wader, wadge, waged, wager, wared, wedge, weeda

4 Letter Words for Ragweed

aged, agee, ager, ared, areg, arew, awed, awee, daer, dare, darg, dawe, dear, deaw, deer, dere, drag, draw, dree, dreg, drew, eard, edea, edge, egad, eger, ered, ewer, gade, gard, gare, gawd, gear, geed, geer, gere, grad, gree, grew, rade, rage, read, rede, reed, regd, wade, waeg, wage, ward, ware, wear, wede, weed, weer, were

3 Letter Words for Ragweed

ade, aer, age, agr, ard, are, arg, awd, awe, dae, dag, dar, daw, dea, dee, deg, der, dew, ead, ear, eeg, eer, era, erd, ere, erg, ewe, gad, gar, gaw, ged, gee, ger, gra, rad, rag, raw, rea, red, ree, reg, rew, rwd, wad, wae, wag, war, wed, wee, wer

Definitions for Ragweed

[1] any of the composite plants of the genus Ambrosia, the airborne pollen of which is the most prevalent cause of autumnal hay fever, as the common North American species, A. trifida (great ragweed or giant ragweed) and A. artemisiifolia.
[2] any plant of the chiefly North American genus Ambrosia , such as A. artemisiifolia (common ragweed ): family Asteraceae (composites). Their green tassel-like flowers produce large amounts of pollen, which causes hay fever Also called: ambrosia

Words related to Ragweed

dander, irritant, pollen, antigen

Words nearby Ragweed

ragtag, ragtag and bobtail, ragtime, ragtop, ragusa, ragweed, ragwork, ragworm, ragwort, ragù, rah

Origin of Ragweed

1650–60; rag1 + weed1, so called from its ragged appearance

Synonyms for Ragweed

antigen, dander, irritant, pollen, dust mite, foreign substance, immune trigger