To seed down

to sow with grass seed.

See also: Seed

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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I haven't sown this plant in years but it never fails to seed down and wait its turn to play its part in the electric mixture of annuals and perennials.

Seductive colours of spring

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To sear up
To search out
To see (anything) out
To see (one) through
To see about a thing
to see eye to eye
To see how the squares go
To see into a millstone
To see on
to see red
To see service
To see stars
To see the back of
to see the elephant
to see the light
to see through
to see through her
to see through him
to see through it
to see through me
to see through one
to see through somebody
to see through someone
to see through someone/something
to see through something
to see through them
to see through us
to see through you
To see to
To See You
To seed down
To seek
To seek after
To seek for
To seek the life of
To seek to
To seek upon
To seize on
to seize the bull by its horns
to seize the bull by the horns
to seize the hour
To sell
To sell bargains
to sell down the river
to sell her a bill of goods
to sell her down the river
to sell him a bill of goods
to sell him down the river
to sell it for a song
to sell like hot cakes
to sell me a bill of goods
to sell me down the river
to sell one a bill of goods
to sell one down the river
To sell one's life dearly
to sell oneself short
To sell out
To sell short
To sell short
to sell somebody a bill of goods
to sell somebody down the river
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