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Meanings of coppice in English
Usage of coppice in English
1
Turkeys run into the coppice, and pheasants whirr up from the path.
2
Our tent was on the border of a coppice of young trees.
3
They came to a larger space where the coppice had been cut.
4
Round a small pool of water a coppice of branches was interlaced.
5
Arrived there we went by a narrow pathway driven through a coppice.
6
The stream hidden away in the hazel coppice gurgled and murmured.
7
It is underneath the coppice and heath, And the thin anemones.
8
Wentworth saw his servants looking for him, and hid himself in the coppice.
9
At the edge of the little coppice we stopped again abruptly.
10
In this burn, screened from observation by an umbrageous coppice, was the bathing-pool.
11
The moment they are dead, into the coppice again, and go right back.
12
Near the edge of the coppice Tom Gaunt was lopping at some bushes.
13
He made off, returned into the island, threw himself across the coppice panting.
14
At last they worked through the coppice, and there was an open wood.
15
What need have I to bid you meet me in the coppice yonder?
16
The rooks had all but disappeared, leaving the coppice and hollow eerily silent.
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Coppice across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common