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Meanings of willow in English
Usage of willow in English
1
The bittern booms in the thickets of grey willow and wet-shot alder.
2
The poet feels the sap of the new year before the marsh-willow.
3
Under the big weeping willow in the garden was her husband's grave.
4
An ancient willow has several trees flourishing quietly in its great span.
5
The grey smoke of their fire was still tangled in the willow-tops.
6
Helen was in the willow rocker, knitting a useless thing in cotton-wool.
7
He bears the fury of the storm as does the willow tree.
8
Those of the Mississippi moulded them in baskets of willow or splints.
9
A little taste of willow, oak and maple was in the air.
10
They made several plans for their treasure-quest while up in the willow.
11
Even the animals, in their woven willow enclosures, appeared bedraggled and morose.
12
I suppose he is going upon the old business of the willow-tree.
13
The drooping boughs of the willow trees shut them out of sight.
14
The girl climbed on an old willow and bent over the water.
15
She bowed like a willow bending to the force of the storm.
16
One of the soldiers suddenly appeared behind the willow, reaching for her.
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Willow through the time
Willow across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common