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briarroot
Often used in the same context:
briers,
blackberry bush,
red osier dogwood,
popple,
bramble bush,
cholla,
blackthorn,
bracken,
brambles,
thimbleberry,
marsh marigold,
sloes,
tussocks,
cow parsnip,
ceanothus,
prickles,
swamp milkweed,
toadflax,
sumacs,
ferny,
dewberry,
foxtails,
wood sorrel,
horsetail,
liquidambar,
berberis,
rooty,
osage orange,
cowslips,
honeysuckles,
sword fern,
mullein,
hackberries,
sweet woodruff,
nepeta,
juniper bush,
thistles,
hickory nut,
maidenhair fern,
bunchgrass,
swallow wort,
trumpet vine,
jewelweed,
bedstraw,
pokeweed,
lysimachia,
sweet clover,
deciduous holly,
creeping buttercup,
cranesbill,
glads,
eupatorium,
climbing hydrangea,
weeping willow,
balsamroot,
laburnum,
sweet potato vine,
sow thistle,
maidenhair,
tomato hornworm,
mountain laurel,
buttonwood,
greasewood,
liriope,
monarda,
grevillea,
snowberry,
scuppernongs,
cockscomb,
whin,
hemlock tree,
highbush cranberry,
cinquefoil,
candytuft,
stringybark,
teasel,
yaupon,
henbit,
bridal wreath,
privet hedge,
campion,
goutweed,
loquat tree,
persimmon tree,
wattles,
hazel,
pussy willow,
ocotillo,
juniper,
staghorn sumac,
pittosporum,
mahonia,
foxgloves,
poison oak,
creeping thyme,
red currant,
lillies,
pulmonaria,
karri,
creeping charlie,
boletes,
leatherleaf,
broom,
hawthorn,
hedges,
roses,
violin,
brier,
chaps,
gorse,
bramble,
cane,
dog,
furze,
hedge,
lilacs,
oat,
tulips,
woollen,
an,
armchair,
bamboo,
laurel,
beech,
cedar,
nettle,
pomegranate,
blackberry,
holly,
myrtle,
pruned,
thistle,
willow,
daisy,
fern,
hibiscus,
ivy,
leafless
Appears in the definition of:
briarroot,
briarwood,
brier-wood,
brierwood
More general:
erica,
pipe,
rose,
tobacco pipe,
true heath,
vine
Synonyms:
briar pipe,
brier,
bullbrier,
catbrier,
eglantine,
erica arborea,
greenbrier,
horsebrier,
rosa eglanteria,
smilax rotundifolia,
sweetbriar,
sweetbrier,
tree heath
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— Adjectives for briar:
sweet,
wild,
old,
green,
thorough,
envious,
common,
austrian,
black,
thorny,
seasoned,
more...
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