What is another word for creeping bugle?
Pronunciation: [kɹˈiːpɪŋ bjˈuːɡə͡l] (IPA) 
Creeping bugle is a plant that is commonly found in forests and meadows. This plant is known for its bright blue flowers that are arranged in a spike-like cluster. Although it has a unique name, there are a few synonyms for creeping bugle such as Ajuga reptans, blue bugle, and carpet bugleweed. Ajuga reptans is its scientific name, which is derived from the Latin word "reptans" meaning "creeping". Blue bugle refers to the plant's striking blue flowers, while carpet bugleweed describes its low-growing habit and ability to form a dense carpet. These synonyms are useful for identifying creeping bugle as well as for landscaping and gardening purposes.
