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Meanings of gooseberry bush in English
Portuguese
groselheira Catalan
agrassó 
Spiny Eurasian shrub having greenish purple-tinged flowers and ovoid yellow-green or red-purple berries.
Usage of gooseberry bush in English
1
There's a good path starts t'other side of that wild gooseberry bush.
2
I will take a thorn from the gooseberry bush to spear him with.
3
There's a sum in it not to be picked up on every gooseberry bush.
4
Suppose you have a gooseberry bush you wish to layer.
5
They are extremely partial to the wild gooseberry bush as a site to build on.
6
So, with her tiny hands, she broke off a long thorn from the gooseberry bush.
7
Then her eye fell on the gooseberry bush.
8
No, I watched from behind a gooseberry bush.
9
Trembling, she reached the gooseberry bush, and then, all of a sudden, her wings failed her.
10
But let me tell you you won't find fellows like me growing on every gooseberry bush.
11
Young men don't grow on every gooseberry bush.
12
Miss Muffet crept out from under the gooseberry bush, and flew across to the tuft of grass.
13
At and under the tongue the new shoots will start, and the new gooseberry bush grow from this.
14
If his lordship, as caught me, that day of this very same month fifty years, in the gooseberry bush-
15
I scribbled a line of thanks to my host, opened the window, and dropped quietly into a gooseberry bush.
16
The Fox went through her fence now as lightning would go through a gooseberry bush and he came out before her barn.