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Meanings of blackberry bush in English
Bramble with sweet edible black or dark purple berries that usually do not separate from the receptacle.
Usage of blackberry bush in English
1
Stepping out again from a blackberry bush, I resume a walk before breakfast.
2
Girls like Nan don't grow on every blackberry bush.'
3
Honey made from the blackberry bush reduces mouth infections.
4
Pausing every few seconds to listen, I carefully back my way out of the blackberry bush.
5
Eadric and I climbed out of the water and made ourselves comfortable under the blackberry bush.
6
It's a particularly steep fall from this point and the drop-off is obscured by a blackberry bush.
7
We can wait under that blackberry bush.
8
He had reached right into a blackberry bush and his right hand was now covered with small thorns.
9
Grass is coming up charming on your lot, and I noticed a blackberry bush growing out of Mr. Smyth's grave.
10
Peter's conscience smote him now, and he raced up the Alp, not daring to pause till he had reached a blackberry bush.
11
He hadn't gone on very far through the woods, before, all of a sudden he saw something bright and shining under a blackberry bush.
12
The ball nestled beneath a small blackberry bush atop a gorse mound, the pin 10 feet below it, near the edge of the green.
13
She must have been down in the blackberry bushes along the brook.
14
Blackberry bushes was all that kept the rail fences from falling down.
15
The dugout where the dragon had lived was blocked by blackberry bushes.
16
Blackberry bushes like to grow wild and are very difficult to tame.