| 释义 |
cleav·ers
\-(r)z\ noun plural but usually singular in construction
also cliv·ers \ˈklivə(r)z\
Etymology: Middle English clivre, alteration of Old English clife cleavers, burdock; akin to Old High German chliba, Old English clifian to stick — more at cleave
: any of several plants of the genus Galium (especially G. aparine) having the stems beset with curved prickles — called also catchweed, goose grass |