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pussley

NOUN
  1. weedy trailing mat-forming herb with bright yellow flowers cultivated for its edible mildly acid leaves eaten raw or cooked especially in Indian and Greek and Middle Eastern cuisine; cosmopolitan

How To Use pussley In A Sentence

  • You're feelin 'mean as pussley and you're coaxin' me to contradict you. Dorothy on a Ranch
  • I'd rather fight crab-grass and pussley weeds, and I'm off now. Dixie Hart
  • Dixie sniffed, as she sat down at the end of the table and began to butter a hot biscuit, "and let the crab-grass and pussley weeds literally choke out the best stand of cotton I ever laid my eyes on. Dixie Hart
  • Nonetheless, I can thoroughly recommend purslane (call it pussley or pigweed if you will) as a delicious vegetable.
  • Yew air meaner 'n pussley an' meaner 'n quack-root, an' we air bound tew run yew into them mountings, b 'gosh! A Young Man in a Hurry and Other Short Stories
  • What does it matter if the 'pussley' does cover the ground? A Daughter of the Middle Border
  • Bowing of synovial kinesthetic geraniales can aegospotamos to virucidal susian to the threefold pussley quicklime. Rational Review
  • He's meaner 'n pussley, makin' everybody such a lot of trouble. Dorothy on a Ranch
  • Our much despised "pussley" proves to be a veritable blessing here; it makes An Ohio Woman in the Philippines Giving personal experiences and descriptions including incidents of Honolulu, ports in Japan and China
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