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weed (WEED) (noun)
A plant that grows very quickly where it is not wanted and covers or kills more desirable plants: "Danny missed pulling this weed in the garden earlier today."
weed (WEED) (verb)
To remove unwanted plants from an area of land; such as, a garden: "The gardener needs to weed this section of the garden."
we'd (WEED) (pronoun-verb)
Contractions of we had or we would: "We'd better get going or we'll be late even though we'd rather stay home."

"We'd love to have you stay over another night."

If there were very many wild plants growing in the yard, then we'd have to weed them out.

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