Moss

What do we mean by moss?

Any of various green, usually small, nonvascular plants of the division Bryophyta, having leaflike structures arranged around the stem and spores borne in a capsule. noun

A patch or covering of such plants. noun

Any of various other unrelated plants having a similar appearance or manner of growth, such as Irish moss, Spanish moss, and the club mosses. noun

To cover with moss. transitive verb

A small herbaceous plant of the natural order Musci, with simple or branching stems and numerous generally narrow leaves: usually applied to a matted mass of such plants growing together; also, in popular use, any small cryptogamic plant, particularly a lichen: as, Iceland moss, club-moss, rock-moss, coral-moss, etc., and sometimes small matted phanerogams, as Pyxidanthera. noun

Money: in allusion to the proverb, “a rolling stone gathers no moss.” noun

To cover with moss.

To become mossy; gather moss.

A swamp or bog; specifically, a peatbog or a tract of such bogs; also, peat. noun

An erroneous form of morse. noun

To fill with moss, as the crevices between the logs in a logging-camp.

The widow's-cross, Sedum pulchellum. noun

The haircap-moss, Polytrichum juniperinum. noun

Same as golden moss . noun

Same as flowering moss . noun

A cryptogamous plant of a cellular structure, with distinct stem and simple leaves. The fruit is a small capsule usually opening by an apical lid, and so discharging the spores. There are many species, collectively termed Musci, growing on the earth, on rocks, and trunks of trees, etc., and a few in running water. noun

A bog; a morass; a place containing peat. noun

See under Black, and Tillandsia. noun

See Sphagnum. noun

Any of various small, green, seedless plants growing on the ground or on the surfaces of trees, stones, etc.; now specifically, a plant of the phylum Bryophyta (formerly division Musci).

A kind or species of such plants.

Any alga, lichen, bryophyte, or other plant of seemingly simple structure.

A bog; a fen.

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Words that are spelled similarly to moss:
moss.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word moss:
sphagnum, lichen, bog, ribbed, peat, maserati, vale, hawthorn, litter, hart, patriots, ferrari, bark, frog, touchdown, manchester, grass, nest, oslo, lap, endemic, lancashire, landing, brooks, lane, eggs, norway, norwegian, plants.

Words that rhyme with moss:
cross, sauce, across, loss, boss, toss, dross, albatross, gloss, os, voss, cos, crisscross, ross, grosse, emboss, dos, floss, helios, come across, hoss, lacrosse, doss, fosse, kos, joss, foss, hawse, pos, bos, tawse, goss, applesauce, alsace, oss, crosse, mos, abbas, ros, criss-cross, put one across, hausse, chili sauce, bosque, schloss, las, bras, double cross, blas, recross, cut across, coss, poss, hamas, get across, soss, pangloss, stoss, vos, red cross, clos, tomas, at a loss, sloss, pasta sauce, krause, kaas, haas, memory loss, mohs, knosp, semigloss, brown sauce, white sauce, gosse, bloss, rosse, southern cross, tartar sauce, caguas, cross-, duck sauce, straw boss, hahs, koss, spaghetti sauce, dental floss, noss, maltese cross, run across, closs, hot sauce, apple sauce, plum sauce, bosse, kloss, soy sauce, betsy ross, steak sauce, put across.

Adjectives that are often used to describe moss:
spanish, green, irish, soft, damp, wet, gray, peat, reindeer, dry, little, thick, long, white, deep, dark, grey, moist, black, bog, sphagnum, fine, fresh, bright, yellow, brown, club, cool, spongy, dried, beautiful, sea, red, velvety, dead, rich, hoary, golden, pale, slippery, coarse, clean, like, delicate, slimy, silvery, called, lichen, burstein, live, softest, springy, verdant, warm, dank, aquatic, chopped, greenish, frozen, blackest, leaved, swamp, withered, dense, rare, cap, sweet, icelandic, soaked, decayed, luminous, colored, soggy, petrified, vivid.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective moss:
burrs, tundra, communities, roses, troopers, peat, community, meadows, cover, forests, back, backs, trees, preparations, bogs, family, mixture, lichen, common, plant, country, layer, meadow, selaginella, pillow, carpet, trout, vegetation, tribe, forest, nest, farina, cloaks, animals, grey.

Consonant match to moss:
mass, miss, mouse, mess, most, masse, mace, moose, mousse, mice, mis, mos, merce, mais, meese, mohs, meece, mauss, maese, meise, moyse, muhs, maass, meiss, miesse.

Words that sound like moss:
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