The climbing plant Galium Aparine or Goosegrass, which adheres by its minute hooked bristles to hedges or shrubs, the clothes of passers-by, etc.

A widely-diffused popular name of Cleavers or Goose-grass, Galium Aparine.

the Goose-grass or Cleavers (Galium Aparine).

Cleavers (Galium aparine).

= goose-grass, n. 2, hairif, n.

= goose-grass, n. 2.

Another name of the plant Clivers or Cleavers.

The plant Galium Aparine: = goose-grass, n. 2.

Either of two plants with seeds or other parts that cling to clothing, goosegrass (cleavers), Galium aparine, and agrimony, Agrimonia eupatoria.

goosegrass, Galium aparine (family Rubiaceae); also called cleavers.

In the names of plants used as a substitute for animal rennet, as those of the genus Gallium (cf. rennet, n.1 2, rennet wort n. at rennet, n.1…

(more fully †rennet wort grass) the plant cleavers, Galium aparine (cf. sense 2).

Goosegrass or cleavers, Galium aparine. Also more fully (North American) catchweed bedstraw.

(a) sneezewort (Achillea Ptarmica); (b) = goose-grass, n. 2; (c) a crowfoot (Ranunculus Flammula).

a cosmopolitan creeping annual plant, Galium aparine (family Rubiaceae), having tiny white flowers, whorls of narrow oblanceolate leaves, and…

Galium Aparine.

goose-grass or cleavers (Galium Aparine).

the plant called cleavers, also (in U.S.) applied to certain boraginaceous plants, whose prickly fruit or seeds stick to the clothes.

= tongue-bleed n.