Definitionn. any of various climbing plants of the genus Vicia having pinnately compound leaves that terminate in tendrils and small variously colored flowers
Last update: August 1, 2015
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Vetch is used as a fodder for cattle. [Please select]
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They abound in particular upon the great forest vetch (_Lathyrus latifolius_), with its magnificent heads of flowers and long handsome pods. [Please select]
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Consequently this superb vetch is in general able to nourish without much loss the family confided to its pod. [Please select]
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Over trellises ran the tiny morning-glory, with vetch and trailing arbutus. [Please select]
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There are also two winter annuals that reproduce themselves in which I have considerable confidence, namely, burr clover and narrow-leaf vetch. [Please select]
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She started forward quickly, her foot caught in a tangle of vetch vine and she pitched heavily forward. [Please select]
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After this, Vetch had found his way to Boston, where he soon became prominent. [Please select]
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Queen Anne, Vetch was resolved, should be "Sole Empress of the vast North American Continent." [Please select]
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Port Royal was renamed Annapolis and Vetch was made its Governor. [Please select]
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Its food plants are the tufted vetch (_Vicia Cracca_), bird's-foot trefoil (_Lotus corniculatus_ and _L.') [Please select]
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--A very fine odor may be abstracted from the flowers of the chick-vetch by maceration in any fatty body, and then digesting the pomade produced in spirit. [Please select]
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