Portuguese
urze-molar 
Evergreen treelike Mediterranean shrub having fragrant white flowers in large terminal panicles and hard woody roots used to make tobacco pipes.
Spanish
brezal 1
I am afraid you will turn me loose in the brier patch.
2
The more he begged, the faster Gray Wolf hurried to the brier patch.
3
I'm still stealing turkey eggs and running through a brier patch.
4
Do anything else with me, but please don't throw me in the brier patch.
5
Please do not throw me in the brier patch.
Eurasian rose with prickly stems and fragrant leaves and bright pink flowers followed by scarlet hips.
1
I am afraid you will turn me loose in the brier patch.
2
There she saw a wee Robin Redbreast hopping on a brier bush.
3
Some smoked clays, but for the Arcadia Mixture give me a brier.
4
Between his teeth was a black brier pipe, which he puffed lazily.
5
The more he begged, the faster Gray Wolf hurried to the brier patch.
6
Suddenly his head was still; a spray of a brier-bush was swaying gently.
7
Pipemakers have been asking if our country offers a substitute for brier root.
8
The same rose-brier is nodding its untrimmed boughs by the door.
9
She is the brier, which hath sharply taught the tender flesh of each.
10
The ground beneath was planted only with aspidiums and brier roses.
11
If a piece of brush or brier sticks to the dress, name it.
12
I'm still stealing turkey eggs and running through a brier patch.
13
Behind her was the trellis of the porch, with its sweet-brier hanging over it.
14
A bank of brier and nettles lay before the mouth.
15
The brush parted and Ivy, Green-brier's cook, stumbled into view.
16
The air smelled faintly-sour of brier, and was as still as boughs of snow.
