Oxford ragwort
noun
A southern European ragwort, Senecio squalidus, which escaped from Oxford Botanic Garden and is now naturalized on waste ground, railway tracks, etc., in many parts of Britain.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in William Miller (c1831–1898).
- green food
- green-friendly
- green frog
- green fuel
- Green function
- greengage
- green gill
- green-gilled
- green ginger
- green gland
- green glass
- Green Goddess
- green gold
- green goods
- green-goods man
- green goose
- green gown
- green gram
- greengrocer
- greengroceress
- greengrocer's apostrophe
- greengrocers' apostrophe
- greengrocery
- Greenham
- green hand