The word "weedy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person, plant, or other living thing that is thin, weak, or undeveloped. For example, "The weedy calf was the runt of the litter."
A nice young kid was out minding his own business, trying to buy some weed, only to be told that the sole way he could procure said weed was if he were to first "smash the face in" of some weedy kid for no reason.
The organic approach is to select species - A. 'Little Carlow', for example - that are disease-resistant Anaphalis, or pearly everlasting, so-called because of the length of time it holds its flowers, is a fairly weedy perennial, but if you have enough space, it makes good ground cover, often visited by butterflies.
There is no point being weedy and giving up.
I realised, I think, even at that early age that opportunities for imitative anarchical expression were going to be severely limited by my misfortune of having been born a particularly weedy girl in early 80s suburbia instead of a sturdy village boy 60 years earlier.
Like some weedy patient in a hospital bed, it should also be rotated three times.
The vouchers part is weedy, and Mr Bush has signalled that he is willing to drop it in any case.
The first, with a smaller version of the EUSO and a fairly weedy laser, would serve as a proof of concept.
Meanwhile the economic and political one is weedy and neglected.Take this month's NATO and European Union summits in Lisbon.
Britain's 43 forces are answerable only to the home secretary and their local police authority, a weedy board of councillors, magistrates and assorted other appointees with little clout.
But the stabbing of Mr Mannichl has renewed calls for the banning of the NPD, which has ties to a number of even less savoury groups.Thanks largely to Mr Mannichl, the neo-Nazi scene in Passau, a town of 50,000 at the confluence of the Danube and two other rivers, is a weedy affair.
The book is also funny, particularly in the description of some of its male characters, who bring to mind the cartoon creations of Robert Crumb: rank, weedy, lustful.But what is memorable about "His Illegal Self" is the way it evokes the various kinds of rage and confusion that torment its characters.
