IPA: //ˈflɪkswiːd//
KK: /flɪkswid/
A tall flowering plant that belongs to the mustard family, known for its herbaceous nature and often found in various regions.
Flixweed is often used in traditional medicine for its potential health benefits.
Flixweed originates from Old English 'flicc' (meaning to flick or to move quickly) and 'weod' (meaning weed or herb). The word refers to a type of herb that has a quick, flicking growth habit.
Think of 'flicking' ('flicc') to remember that flixweed is a herb that grows quickly.