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Meanings of thick fringe in English

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Usage of thick fringe in English
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Amaris dropped her lashes and met his gaze under their thick fringe.
Burning up
2
Her thick fringe, quite dry by now, has tumbled loose, obscuring her vision.
The Guardian
3
The distant village sleeps, nestling within a thick fringe of trees.
Glimpses of Bengal / Selected from the Letters of Sir Rabindrana...
4
The nose was white, and a thick fringe of white hair surrounded the cheeks.
In the Wilds of Africa
5
He left a thick fringe of vegetation around the nest and finished just before dusk fell.
Table for five
6
She let down her hair, and with the old lady's long scissors cut a thick fringe.
The Bell in the Fog and Other Stories
7
See the fishes nip at those singular pink flowers with a thick fringe hanging from the edges.
Lord Dolphin
8
There is, however, a thick fringe of diggers left who still dispute their rights with the sea.
In and out of Three Normandy Inns
9
A thick fringe of kelp, a slippery sort of sea-weed, added somewhat to the difficulties of our landing.
Old Jack
10
He gave his brawny shoulders a shrug and looked up from under a thick fringe of dark honey lashes.
Take a Chance on Me
11
They crossed the field without being observed, and came into a thick fringe of trees and undergrowth along the river.
The Scouts of the Valley
12
A thick fringe of stalactites, many of immense size, descend to meet the columns of stalagmite ascending from the floor.
Chatterbox, 1905.
13
In a few seconds, girl, mare and Indian had disappeared from view in the midst of a thick fringe of bushes.
The Boy Land Boomer; Or, Dick Arbuckle's Adventures in Oklahoma
14
His face was flushed and the thick fringe of black hair about the bald top of his head was slightly disordered.
The Soul of a Child
15
The great wedge, with its thick fringe of spears, burst its way straight through the Danish centre carrying all before it.
The Dragon and the Raven; Or, The Days of King Alfred
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It was the morning of the sixth day when he reached the thick fringe of stunted spruce that sheltered Peter God's cabin.
Back to God's Country and Other Stories
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