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Meanings of bullrush in English
Catalan
boga de fulla ampla Tall marsh plant with cylindrical seed heads that explode when mature shedding large quantities of down; its long flat leaves are used for making mats and chair seats; of North America, Europe, Asia and North Africa.
See moreTall rush with soft erect or arching stems found in Eurasia, Australia, New Zealand, and common in North America.
Synonyms
Examples for "common rush"
Examples for "common rush"
1
So much greater is this green and common rush than all the Alps.
2
So much greater is this ween and common rush than all the Alps.
3
A dwarf white Crocus-like flower, with foliage resembling the common Rush on a small scale.
1
Their voice was a soft rush that she could not pick out words from.
2
The whisper of her skirts grew to a soft rush.
3
It was the soft rush of the river's waters that they had heard before.
4
So close he could feel the soft rush of air emanating from her nostrils.
5
The wind made soft rush in their tops, sending the brown needles lightly on the air.
Usage of bullrush in English
1
The ancient Indian sport has some similarities with the schoolyard game bullrush.
2
Principals are pondering what to do about bullrush, assemblies and drinking fountains under alert level 2.
3
I want to see him hatch; and I shall plant a bullrush for him to climb up.
4
When feathers were lacking for the decoration, the white fluff of the native bullrush made a handy substitute.
5
Yes, under the roots of a clump of bullrush, he lifted out with his spade- apotof Narbonne honey!
6
They were among the settlers who planted roses around their raupō (bullrush) huts to remind them of home.
7
Principals are pondering what to do about bullrush, assemblies, and drinking fountains as they prepare to reopen schools under alert level 2 on Monday.
8
You see all these bullrushes everywhere-cloudsof them, all along the river?
9
Slipped my trolley as usual and got lost in the bullrushes.
10
Bullrushes and brooklime are also good, but the bullrushes must be planted judiciously.
11
Bullrush isn't the only victim to a wrapping them in cotton wool mentality.
12
Moses in the bullrushes-thebull very fine, by Paul Potter.
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People emerge from the forest, from tall weeds, from marshes overgrown with tall bullrushes.
14
They count on numbers and bullrushes to get them there.
15
Some were like ferns or small palms, others like cacti, bullrushes, or gnarled trees.
16
It's up to you to be our Moses and get us out of the bullrushes.
Frequent collocations
Bullrush through the time