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Meanings of manzanita in English
Evergreen tree of the Pacific coast of North America having glossy leathery leaves and orange-red edible berries; wood used for furniture and bark for tanning.
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Bald knolls are studded with manzanita, its red berry in harvest now.
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The manzanita branches were pushed impatiently aside and he stood before her.
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Then he crossed a brook and was among chaparral and manzanita bushes.
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As before we fell into a manzanita thicket and had to crawl.
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From there I espied the bear lodged against a manzanita bush.
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There were delightful drinks too, from the manzanita and the chia.
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Here he crept under a manzanita-bush and disposed himself to sleep.
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There under a manzanita bush, huddled and still, lay a figure.
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Surely she had not come down this way when she skirted the manzanita.
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By nine a.m. we were wading through the chinquapin and manzanita toward Hamilton Domes.
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Of all strong, thick, spiky brush manzanita was the worst.
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The patio was flanked by manzanita bushes, and hummingbirds flitted on delicate baby-blue flowers.
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When soon we reached a manzanita thicket I could no longer keep Copple in sight.
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But the wall of manzanita stopped her before she had penetrated a rod into it.
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They live on manzanita berry meal, pine-nuts, and grasshoppers.
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They're advised to try mountain laurel root, of if they operate in the West, manzanita root.
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