Seed
Pronunciation: /ˈsiːd/
Seed (noun)
- A small part of a plant that can grow into a new plant.
- An idea or feeling that can develop into something bigger.
- A ranking given to a player or team in a tournament.
Examples
- The farmer planted the seed in the fertile soil.
- She carefully watered the seed every day.
Common collocations: plant a seed, water the seed, fertile seed, seed of an idea, plant a seed
Seed (verb)
- To put seeds in the ground to grow plants.
Examples
- They decided to seed the garden in early spring.
- He will seed the lawn to make it lush.