Portuguese
canudo 
1
It is well to strew the passage to the grave with flowers.
2
When the iron or steel is red hot, strew hellebore on it.
3
And she went to strew the flowers still left over Catherine's grave.
4
They run after us as we pass and strew us with roses.
5
I was merely gathering some violets to strew in a child's coffin.
1
High in silica content, paddy straw cannot be used to feed animals.
2
The next criticism is a related one: the great 'straw man' offensive.
3
The Urchin was greatly interested in the baboon rummaging in his straw.
4
I have approximately FOUR months to transform myself into said drinking-straw shape.
5
The 'award' was decided by a straw poll taken by The Economist.
6
In this way, the banks were able to spin straw into gold.
7
I could hear Tom working in the stalls, laying down new straw.
8
The growing crisis in the Alliance remained a straw to clutch at.
9
With the longer straw in hand, Bolin secured three years as alderman.
10
The dinner was the last straw; you might have dispensed with it.
11
The straw differs in being more or less hollow, and in quality.
12
That was the final straw for the Holocaust Centre of New Zealand.
13
Lifting the straw to the top of the bark proved extremely difficult.
14
This knowledge was the straw which decided me; I would chance it.
15
The women made the straw beds and pillows and hemmed the sheets.
16
The straw in which their contents had been wrapped littered the floor.
