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Meanings of juniper bush in English
Desert shrub of Syria and Arabia having small white flowers; constitutes the juniper of the Old Testament; sometimes placed in genus Genista.
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Examples for "juniper"
Examples for "juniper"
1
Even the osier thickets and the juniper stood waiting for the spring.
2
Susannah stopped upon the road a few feet from the juniper bush.
3
From almond oil, boiled juniper berries and some flowers we found outside.
4
He crouched at the foot of a juniper-bush, replied the messenger, positively.
5
The juniper somewhat resembles the cedar, but has a short, thick trunk.
Usage of juniper bush in English
1
Susannah stopped upon the road a few feet from the juniper bush.
2
Spencer stepped as quietly as she could behind a big juniper bush.
3
So we go round the juniper bush early on Monday morning.
4
So we go round the juniper bush early on Tuesday morning.
5
But a glittering object was left behind in the juniper bush: the belt Ghemmal.
6
He, too, thought that he could see Albine's orange-coloured skirt behind a juniper bush.
7
When I smelled strange human, I hesitated and then hid in a dense juniper bush.
8
She almost set her forearm on his chest as she moved around a thick juniper bush.
9
Sledging indeed!-toplunge down a steep mountain side five fathoms deep with the aid of a juniper bush!
10
He beached the tender on the shingle and tied the painter round the base of a robust juniper bush.
11
So having arranged this in her own unscrupulous mind, the girl behind a juniper bush jealously watched the unsuspecting lady.
12
Casey saw the silver gleam of water there, and a strip of green grass, and a juniper bush or two.
13
When he finally picked himself up and rubbed his bruised limbs, he found himself in the middle of a juniper bush.
14
Not a crooked little juniper bush was allowed to intrude its plebeian sprawl among the dignified pines and the gracefully infrequent bushes.
15
But in the end he was prevailed on to relent; the banquet proceeded, and a thrush in a juniper bush provided the music.
16
The prostrate juniper bush outside my bedroom window sprawls wide and low, its piney, spicy fronds the wren's favourite hunting ground for little spiders.