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Meanings of pepper tree in English
Portuguese
aroeira-brava Catalan
pebrer bord 
Small Peruvian evergreen with broad rounded head and slender pendant branches with attractive clusters of greenish flowers followed by clusters of rose-pink fruits.
See moreSmall African deciduous tree with spreading crown having leaves clustered toward ends of branches and clusters of creamy flowers resembling lilacs.
Usage of pepper tree in English
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It was at this moment that O-liver stopped under the pepper tree.
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He stopped Mary Pick under a pepper tree and surveyed the scene.
3
Longstreet's eyes travelled out to the listless figure against the pepper tree.
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It turned out, upon inquiry, to be a pepper tree-animportation from China.
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We sat in the gazebo out on the lawn, under the pepper tree.
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The sun was climbing high and the shade of the pepper tree was grateful.
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The principal vegetable productions of the island are the pepper tree and the bread-fruit tree.
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Now he hung his vest on the pepper tree and went about his laundry work.
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She sat in the shade of their pepper tree and ate a few fig bars.
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I'm not a starfish or a pepper tree.
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Except for the slight rustle of the pepper tree, the vague murmur of the water, the silence was complete.
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The pepper tree is from Peru, also the quinine tree: from Chili, the monkey tree and the Norfolk Island pine.
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He pointed with his rose to a little tent that was pitched close to the gate beneath a pepper tree.
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The next morning, I awoke to bright sun dappling through the branches of the Brazilian pepper tree and across the bed.
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The spring boasted a pepper tree, a lovely thing of delicate foliage, gazing at itself in the mirrored blue of the spring.
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It was one of those hateful things that hit my Japanese pepper tree on the main lawn, and killed our only cedar.