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Meanings of red willow in English
Eurasian osier having reddish or purple twigs and bark rich in tannin.
Synonyms
Examples for "purple willow"
Examples for "purple willow"
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A purple willow plume would make Mario Doro look sophisticated.
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The immediate shores were also densely covered with the speckled alder, red osier, shrubby willows or sallows, and the like.
2
Before I had done with it my ribs showed through my skin and my back was like a red osier basket.
3
Again the speckled trunks of the balm poplars struck my eye, now interspersed with the scarlet stems of the red osier dogwood.
4
From my own pasture fence-line will come red osier, dogwood, with its white blooms, its blue berries, its winter stem-coloring, and elderberry.
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C. STOLONIFERA.-RedOsier Dogwood.
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I planted the main stock in that corner, then put about a hundred twigs in the swamp for basket willow.
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At the point of the lake which projected to the north, they had discovered an osier-bed in which grew a large number of purple osiers.
Usage of red willow in English
1
He then sent the children out to get red willow sticks.
2
He stuffed his pipe again with fine tobacco and bark of red willow and began.
3
She planted near the statue a rose- red willow.
4
When the rabbits were cooked, he cut some red willow brush and laid them on it to cool.
5
He sat squat whittling away at kin-a-kin-ic, or the bark of the red willow, the hunter's free tobacco.
6
It is wooded with thickets of red willow, and in the bottom is a tolerably strong growth of grass.
7
George and I had been mixing red willow bark with our tobacco, because our stock had become alarmingly low.
8
The fragrant odours of the bush mingled with the pungent smoke of the red willow-bark, puffed from a hundred pipes.
9
The Big Crow produced his pipe and filled it with the mixture of tobacco and shongsasha, or red willow bark.
10
In its shape, when the thin foliage was gone, it was more like an old oak than a red willow.
11
This stream, with its three ancient red willow-trees growing on the banks, was a source of endless pleasure to us.
12
Wher's the red willow?
13
This is the tradition as to the origin of the red willow, once so common in many of the Indian haunts.
14
The pulverized weed is mixed with aromatic bark of the red willow, and pressed lightly into the bowl of the long stone pipe.
15
He handed me the package, and I filled my pipe, long unused to anything save leaves from the teapot and red willow bark.
16
She sighed, as she turned them in another direction, toward an object lying beneath the shadow of a great red willow near by.
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Red willow across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common