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Meanings of juniper in English
Desert shrub of Syria and Arabia having small white flowers; constitutes the juniper of the Old Testament; sometimes placed in genus Genista.
Synonyms
Examples for "retem"
Examples for "retem"
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.
Usage of juniper in English
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.
6
They were thickly wooded, for the most part with juniper and pine.
7
The chefs carry up trays of scallops served on smoking juniper branches.
8
Take it from me I'll never again gallop around the juniper bowl.
9
Thrice he fell, and only a juniper-root stood between him and death.
10
At once the old man stopped, cowered behind a juniper, and waited.
11
Spencer stepped as quietly as she could behind a big juniper bush.
12
Such was my feeling in the crack above the juniper tree.
13
Ázzuen's familiar juniper scent told me he had come to stand beside me.
14
And here are only myself and the ruin and the little juniper trees.
15
In the meanwhile a woodpecker was tap-tapping on a dead juniper.
16
No; I will lie down under a juniper-bush and starve myself to death.
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Juniper through the time
Juniper across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common