Portuguese
urze-molar 
Evergreen treelike Mediterranean shrub having fragrant white flowers in large terminal panicles and hard woody roots used to make tobacco pipes.
Eurasian rose with prickly stems and fragrant leaves and bright pink flowers followed by scarlet hips.
1
The sweet-briar and cabbage-roses and southernwood filled the caravan with their fragrance.
2
They have left Barbie back at Sweet-briar, finishing up the breakfast service.
3
Some apple trees and sweet-briar still in bloom, and broom generally so.
4
Trees come more little tween of they, and briar is come more.
5
Blackberries! Ayla said, sliding off Whinney and rushing to the briar patch.
6
The Senator looked puzzled as he thoughtfully tamped tobacco into his briar.
7
He hurried to where Mrs. Peter was hiding under a sweet-briar bush.
8
Summerlee was sitting up and stuffing some tobacco into his old briar.
9
But a cold jealousy coiled around her heart like a thorny briar.
10
There were hedges of sweet briar, acres of lupins, purple and yellow.
11
Born and bred in a briar bush, he jeers and hops off.
12
Inside, a night watchman lounged behind a desk, smoking a blackened briar.
13
And at that chance utterance Willoughby's briar pipe ceased suddenly to bubble.
14
Did any one ever see such a mass of weed and briar?
15
The humble briar leaf throws up great colour at this time of year.
16
Twice he cleaned the old briar; still there was no improvement.
