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Significados de bitter-weed em inglês

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Genus of plants.

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Examples for "tulle"
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The Empress was gorgeous in yellow tulle covered with lace and jewels.
In the Courts of Memory, 1858-1875; from Contemporary Letters
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The mother is in black, a mellow reception robe, tulle and lace.
Promenades of an Impressionist
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And who doesn't need a see through tulle jumpsuit for next spring?
The Guardian
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Now that that was decided, I contemplated the popular tulle tutu options.
Wired
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Warmth blew in off the water, tugging the tulle off my shoulders.
Made of honor
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It is not much cultivated; amaranthus is almost the only crop grown.
Birds of the Indian Hills
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She read about heliotrope and amaranthus and lilies.
A reliable wife
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Ione walked towards it down the amaranthus-lined path from the nearest of the campus's five tube stations, three serjeant bodyguards in tow.
The Reality Dysfunction
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This plant is a native of the East Indies; and in height, color, and general habit, resembles the Chinese Amaranthus.
The Field and Garden Vegetables of America / Containing Full Des...
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The Amaranthus cristatus (Celosia castrensis, L.) is probably a native, being found commonly in the interior of the Batta country, where strangers have rarely penetrated.
The History of Sumatra / Containing An Account Of The Government...
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He tossed the dead match into a clump of thorny weed.
The half-made world
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But the cement walks were crumbling, the trees had died, and rank thorny weeds choked about their roots.
The Web of Life
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Peering through a clump of thorny weeds, Perrin saw only the same rolling plain that lay behind them.
To the blight: the eye of the world
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Seventy-two steps, cut out in the rock, and covered with thorny weeds and moss, are the beginning of the ascent to the Bagh caves.
From the Caves and Jungles of Hindostan
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The fox tail fad is passing in the East, and Mr.
The new yorker
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The cocoon is a big, baggy one, and it is as red as fox tail.
A Girl of the Limberlost
Uso de bitter-weed em inglês
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In the northern counties the poplar, on account of its bitter bark, was termed the bitter-weed.
The Folk-lore of Plants