meetin' seeds
meetin' seeds is the plural of meetin' seed.
Meaning of meetin' seed
Noun
meetin' seed (countable and uncountable, plural meetin' seeds)
- A seed from any of various herb plants (especially fennel, but sometimes caraway, dill, or anise), formerly eaten during church meetings to foster wakefulness, freshen the breath, or keep hunger pangs at bay.
- Outside the door were a bed of fennel — meeting seed — and some rose bushes. Close by was the country store and post-office.1906, Newell Meeker Calhoun, Litchfield County Sketches, page 134
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- Meetin' seeds is the plural of meetin' seed.
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