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Meanings of furze in English
Very spiny and dense evergreen shrub with fragrant golden-yellow flowers; common throughout western Europe.
Usage of furze in English
1
The birds flirted up and down the hawthorn bushes and furze brakes.
2
Heath and furze were the sole vegetation which covers this endless wilderness.
3
Brushing some spikes of furze off my hands, I prepared for it.
4
Did you see any one as you came through the furze bushes?
5
He owned a round, ruddy face with a white furze of beard.
6
The man gave the furze, and the pig built his house.
7
He had blue lips, eyes looking crossways and eyebrows like a furze bush.
8
Hamilton and Little Fellow, talking loudly and gesticulating, rode crashing through the furze.
9
Then through a gate we came on to the moor, amongst whitened furze.
10
And where there was a hedge, it would probably be furze or whins.
11
A twisted runner of furze lashed across his ankle, and he fell again.
12
The humble furze bush or whin was collected and ground down to shreds.
13
She brushed herself, she picked bits of furze from her dress.
14
Shall I look in the furze there, sir, afore we go?
15
The furze of his beard tickled my nose, perhaps for the last time.
16
There was one gap in the furze at the mouth of a tributary ghyll.
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United Kingdom
Common