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Mexican poppy
noun
prickly poppy
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Mexican poppy1
An Americanism dating back to 1840–50
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Example Sentences
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Most of the heroin reaching the U.S. also comes from Mexican poppy farms.
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In early November, the DEA estimated the size of Mexican poppy plantations rose 38 percent to 44,100 hectares in 2017.
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The children’s faces are blurred, unlike those of almost everyone else in the film, including the main characters: police, people with addiction and Mexican poppy growers.
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On the roadside, between the wheel-track and the gulch, grew brilliant Mexican poppies, with Venus's looking-glass, yellow oxalis, and beds of blackberry vines.
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