Any of various hardwood trees of the family Leguminosae.
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Examples for "locust"
1Aerial spraying is the only effective way to control the locust outbreak.
2So you see that the locust tree is certainly rich in relations.
3Perhaps in twenty years, like a locust, it would rise to fly.
4So one locust went in and carried away a grain of corn.
5Then another locust went in and carried away a grain of corn.
1So you see that the locust tree is certainly rich in relations.
2From window to window, they discussed the yellow bird in the locust tree.
3It was curious how silent the locust tree and the drive had become.
4From next to the trunk of a locust tree, a shape broke away.
5And still the bird sang in the locust tree.
6You see that old locust tree against one side the ruined wall of the house?
7The tree is sometimes called the locust tree.
8High up the trunk of a giant black locust tree, a family of black bears played.
9Put your ear to the huge locust tree and hear the gentle grating of a bore worm.
10In his fifteenth summer he was a man, tall, broad, straight and lissom as a locust tree.
11He fell as hard as a locust tree under the axe and lay on the ground, staring upwards.
12Through their slats, he could see the forking branches of an old locust tree that grew by the gate.
13The pods of the locust tree fall on the frozen ground or snow crust and are blown long distances from their source.
14At the corner of the house there was a large locust tree, and up in the branches we could see a last-year's nest.
15The lilacs were in bloom along the drive, and a bird was rebuilding the nest in the locust tree, a little yellow bird.
16A large locust tree in Bowman's pasture lot, near Alfred's home, was selected as the best possible place to try out the double trapeze act.
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