snap-weed
1jew|el|weed — «JOO uhl WEED», noun. a plant with yellow or orange yellow, irregular, hanging flowers with brown spots and seed pods that snap open at the touch when ripe; touch me not. Jewelweed belongs to the same genus as the balsam …
2touch-me-not — n. Jewel weed, snap weed, common balsam …
3Snapweed — Snap weed , n. (Bot.) See {Impatiens}. [1913 Webster] …
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