dillweed

American  

[dil-weed] / ˈdɪlˌwid /

noun

1. the leaves of the dill plant, especially when used dried and as a food flavoring.

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Etymology

Origin of dillweed

dill + weed ¹

Example Sentences

The people before me were a group of four with pretty interesting nicknames - Mama Buttons, A-Rod, Big-E and Dillweed.

From Washington Times

Add that to all the chive, dillweed, and lemon balm growing around the porch and the smell could knock you over.

From Literature

While I wish that I could advise you to say, “Don't pollute my kid’s mind with your nonsense, dillweed,” I must rule that out as setting a bad example.

From Slate

Tommy Craggs responds to Peter King’s tweets in a post titled “Not Every Dillweed Is a Murderer.”

From Slate