a. (UN-1 7.)
[1775. Ash.]
1840. Mrs. Loudon, Instr. Gard. for Ladies, ix. 302. Strange at it may sound to unbotanical ears, from twenty to thirty different kind of grasses sometimes enter into the composition of a square foot of fine turf.
1883. G. Allen, in Longm. Mag., July, 306. The two plants really differ sufficiently to attract the attention of an unbotanical eye.
