Popular name of Sinapis arvensis or Field Mustard (family Cruciferæ); but applied also to other gregarious field-weeds of the same order. joint-podde…

A popular name of Field Mustard (Sinapis arvensis) and other yellow-flowered cruciferous plants common as field-weeds; = charlock, n.

Apparently applied like charlock, n. to various field-weeds of the N.O. Cruciferæ, esp. to species of the genus Sinapis, Mustard.

any of several weeds of the family Brassicaceae resembling rape or turnip, including charlock, Sinapis arvensis, wild radish, Raphanus raphanistrum…

Any of several plants of the family Brassicaceae (Cruciferae) which grow as weeds of cultivated land; esp. charlock or wild mustard, Sinapis arvensis…

(also in plural) = main sense.

(See quots.)

A plant such as Wild Rape or Field Mustard; = charlock, n.

= praiseach, n. 2.

Wild mustard, Sinapis arvensis. Also, wild radish (Jamieson).

The charlock, Sinapis arvensis, or a related wild plant of the cabbage family.

Any of several plants introduced to or native to South Africa, esp. the cruciferous weeds charlock, Sinapis arvensis and (in later use) wild radish, R…

(a) see mustard, n. 2; (b) Raphanus Raphanistrum (Britten and Holland); †(c) applied apparently to various mustards, as Treacle mustard, and Hedge…