Words and phrases that have a meaning related to infested: (152 results)
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Also try:blackseed, buggy, carpet grass, filarial, infest, lousy, mothy, smut grass, sporobolus poiretii
— Nouns for infested: areas, waters, trees, plants, area, soil, fields, leaves, animals, land, water, more...
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