IPA: /fɔːrb/
KK: /fɔrb/
A type of plant that has broad leaves and is not a grass, often found in fields or meadows.
The meadow was filled with colorful forbs that attracted many butterflies.
The word 'forb' originates from Old English 'forb', meaning a herb or plant, particularly one that is not a tree or shrub. It refers specifically to a type of herbaceous plant.
Think of 'forb' as a word for a type of plant or herb, helping you remember that it refers to non-woody vegetation.