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sweetbrier
[ sweet-brahy-er ]
noun
- a rose, Rosa eglanteria, of Europe and central Asia, having a tall stem, stout, hooked prickles often mixed with bristles, and single, pink flowers.
sweetbrier
/ ˈswiːtˌbraɪə /
noun
- a Eurasian rose, Rosa rubiginosa, having a tall bristly stem, fragrant leaves, and single pink flowers Also calledeglantine
Word History and Origins
Origin of sweetbrier1
Example Sentences
And every morning, Hassan placed a flower on the little mound by the sweetbrier bushes.
The earwigs is dreadful; wherever there 's roses and sweetbrier there's no livin' with them.
Indeed, we need go no farther than our city parks, or even our "back-yard" gardens, to find at least one of them, for the sweetbrier is rarely neglected by this particular fairy.
Sumacs are thronging, with their proudly blazoned crests; the haw is hung with Chinese scarlet lanterns; sweetbrier, stem and leaf, is scented of menthol and spices of the Orient.
A bureau of cherry-tree wood, with two or three stiff wooden chairs, an oaken arm-chair with a broad, splint bottom, stood by the window, with its curtain of sweetbrier and morning-glory vines.
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