angleton grass
noun
an·gle·ton grass
ˈaŋgəltən-,
-tᵊn-
: a grass (Andropogon nodosus) native to the Old World tropics and introduced in the West Indies having one or two racemes with the spikelets closely overlapping
Word History
Etymology
probably from Angleton, Texas, where it was introduced
First Known Use
1926, in the meaning defined above
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