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Meanings of ocotillo in English
Desert shrub of southwestern United States and Mexico having slender naked spiny branches that after the rainy season put forth foliage and clusters of red flowers.
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Examples for "coachwhip"
Examples for "coachwhip"
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Raff was startled next to see a coachwhip.
2
A great long coachwhip snake was wrapped 'round him, his arms and all, and whooping him with its tail.
3
Nobody spares a rattlesnake, however much they might wish to let an innocent coachwhip or a common gartersnake get away.
4
He had been finely striped from nape to knees with something like a coachwhip, the weals crisscrossing neatly like hemstitching.
5
Its head was raised the way coachwhips do while they're hunting mice and other prey.
1
The bear again disappeared, taking the Jacob's staff, and appeared no more that night.
2
7 And in his hand a Jacob's staff, to stay
Usage of ocotillo in English
1
Suddenly he flipped off the light, and a fifteen-foot high ocotillo shrub vanished.
2
He first saw them laboring over the plain in the dusk among flowering ocotillo that burned in the final light like horned candelabra.
3
Outside a bare dirt yard fenced with ocotillo and a round clay oven caved through where black curd trembled in the light within.
4
Red clay dominated the landscape with a scattering of ocotillos, barrel cacti, and palo verdes.