sorrel de boys, = wood sorrel, n. Obsolete.

= wood sorrel, n.

Wood sorrel, Oxalis acetosella.

the Wood sorrel; also the Lady's Smock.

Wood sorrel, Oxalis Acetosella, which flowers at the time the cuckoo is heard; also called gowk's-meat.

The common name of Oxalis Acetosella, a low-growing woodland plant having delicate trifoliate leaves and small white flowers streaked with…

The Wood sorrel, Oxalis acetosella.

an old name for wood sorrel.

Wood sorrel: = stab-wort n. at stab, n.1 compounds 2, stubwort, n.

? Oxalis Acetosella.

any of various kinds of sorrel; spec. (a) any of several plants of the of the genus Rumex (esp. R. scutatus), having leaves that may be eaten as…

Having three leaves, or leaves consisting each of three leaflets; trifoliate. three-leaved grass n. an old name for clover; in quot. 1634 apparently…

the wood sorrel (Oxalis acetosella), believed to be so called with reference to its supposed healing properties (also stobwort, n., stubwort, n.).

An old name of Wood Sorrel, Oxalis Acetosella.

Originally: †sorrel, Rumex acetosa (obsolete). In later use: any of the plants constituting the large, cosmopolitan genus Oxalis (family Oxalidaceae…

A bulbous flowering plant, Oxalis pes-caprae (family Oxalidaceae), native to South Africa, having bright yellow flowers, trifoliate leaves, and a…

One or other variety of sorrel (Rumex or Oxalis). Also attributive.

= soursob, n.

A bulbous plant, Oxalis cernua, of the family Oxalidaceæ, native to South Africa and widely naturalized as a weed elsewhere, bearing divided leaves…