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Meaning of reeds
The primary meaning of the word "reeds" refers to a type of tall, slender plant with a thick stem that grows in wetlands.
Etymology of reeds
The word "reeds" originates from Old English "rēd", which is also related to the Old Norse "röð" and the Dutch "riet", all referring to a type of plant that grows in wetlands.
The word has been used in English since the 9th century to describe the plant and its various uses.
Synonyms
Definitions
- A tall, slender plant with a thick stem that grows in wetlands, typically having a hollow stem and feathery plumes.
- * A material made from the stems of such plants, used for making baskets, furniture, and other objects.
- * A thin, flexible strip of material, such as wood or plastic, used in musical instruments, particularly the reed instrument.
Usage Examples
- The birds made their nests among the reeds in the wetlands.
- * The chair was made from woven reeds and had a sturdy frame.
- * The musician carefully adjusted the reed in her instrument to produce the perfect sound.