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Meanings of bryonia dioica in English
Species of plant.
Related terms
Bryony having fleshy roots pale green flowers and very small red berries; Europe; North Africa; western Asia.
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Examples for "red bryony"
Examples for "red bryony"
1
With red hips and haws, red bryony and woodbine berries, these together cause the sense rather than the actual existence of a tawny tint.
2
The road he had chosen shortly turned into a very country lane, rutted and grassy and lined with high hedges hung with red bryony berries.
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Woodbine and wild hop vines wellnigh covered it.
2
The slender birch and ash poles are hung with woodbine and wild hops, both growing in profusion.
3
The lands bordering upon Spychow, were lying fallow; the forests were overgrown with wild hops and the meadows with reeds.
4
She carried a stick, or light pole, wound with thick strings of wild hops, which she laid on the ground.
5
In Paul Warnefrid's eyes they are little wild hopping creatures-whencethey derive their name, he says-Scritofinns ,thehopping, or scrambling Finns.
Usage of bryonia dioica in English
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A caught tendril of Bryonia dioica, spirally contracted in reserved directions
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