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Meanings of dogwood in English
Portuguese
cornus A tree of shrub of the genus Cornus often having showy bracts resembling flowers.
A flowering plant native to southern Europe and southwest Asia with edible berries.
Usage of dogwood in English
1
I had great times as a kid climbing my grandma's dogwood tree.
2
I'm looking for a dogwood tree...but I'm not sure where it is.
3
You get perfect azaleas and pink dogwood and camellias, rather than tumbleweed.
4
As the valley dropped beneath, they came upon an occasional budding dogwood.
5
The first bright summer flowers vied with vivid weeds, dogwood, and daffodils.
6
They pulled and pushed until the dogwood branch was in the cage.
7
Part of his walls were mallow, part alder, thorn, willow, and dogwood.
8
A face gleamed from a crown of dogwood blossoms-pinkand white blossoms!
9
The dogwood is another of the splendid white blossoms that adorn the woods.
10
The dark one-brownas a gypsy-withthe dogwood in her hair.
11
North Carolina's official tree is the longleaf pine, its official flower the dogwood.
12
Senators were less ornamental than the dogwood or even the judas-tree.
13
Maybe she could use this passageway to locate the dogwood tree.
14
In the kitchen, he boiled water and infused the dogwood scrapings.
15
She says she's going to plant a dogwood tree there in the spring.
16
Mr. Blue Jay sat in a clump of dogwood, doing nothing.
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Dogwood through the time
Dogwood across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common