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Definition of shrub
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of shrub is as below...
Shrub (n.) A
liquor
composed
of
vegetable
acid,
especially
lemon
juice,
and
sugar,
with
spirit
to
preserve
it..
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Sea Grape
::
Sea grape () A
shrubby
plant
(Coccoloba
uvifera)
growing
on the sandy
shores
of
tropical
America,
somewhat
resembling
the
grapevine..
Undershrub
::
Undershrub
(a.)
Partly
shrublike.
Melastoma
::
Melastoma
(n.) A genus of
evergreen
tropical
shrubs;
-- so
called
from the black
berries
of some
species,
which stain the
mouth..
Water Tree
::
Water tree () A
climbing
shrub
(Tetracera
alnifolia,
/
potatoria)
of
Western
Africa,
which pours out a
watery
sap from the
freshly
cut
stems..
Arboretum
::
Arboretum
(n.) A place in which a
collection
of rare trees and
shrubs
is
cultivated
for
scientific
or
educational
purposes.
Sarcocolla
::
Sarcocolla
(n.) A gum resin
obtained
from
certain
shrubs
of
Africa
(Penaea),
--
formerly
thought
to cause
healing
of
wounds
and
ulcers..
Birthwort
::
Birthwort
(n.) A genus of herbs and
shrubs
(Aristolochia),
reputed
to have
medicinal
properties..
Weigelia
::
Weigelia
(n.) A hardy
garden
shrub
(Diervilla
Japonica)
belonging
to the
Honeysuckle
family,
with white or red
flowers.
It was
introduced
from
China..
Viscum
::
Viscum
(n.) A genus of
parasitic
shrubs,
including
the
mistletoe
of
Europe..
Christ''s-thorn
::
Christ's-thorn
(n.) One of
several
prickly
or
thorny
shrubs
found in
Palestine,
especially
the
Paliurus
aculeatus,
Zizyphus
Spina-Christi,
and Z.
vulgaris.
The last bears the fruit
called
jujube,
and may be
considered
to have been the most
readily
obtainable
for the Crown of
Thorns..
Shrubberies
::
Shrubberies
(pl. ) of
Shrubber.
Madro–a
::
Madro–a
(n.) A small
evergreen
tree or shrub
(Arbutus
Menziesii),
of
California,
having
a
smooth
bark, thick
shining
leaves,
and
edible
red
berries,
which are often
called
madro–a
apples..
Cassia
::
Cassia
(n.) A genus of
leguminous
plants
(herbs,
shrubs,
or
trees)
of many
species,
most of which have
purgative
qualities.
The
leaves
of
several
species
furnish
the senna used in
medicine..
Dryandra
::
Dryandra
(n.) A genus of
shrubs
growing
in
Australia,
having
beautiful,
hard, dry,
evergreen
leaves..
Wolfberry
::
Wolfberry
(n.) An
American
shrub
(Symphoricarpus
occidentalis)
which bears soft white
berries.
Lady''s Bedstraw
::
Lady's
bedstraw
() The
common
bedstraw
(Galium
verum);
also, a
slender-leaved
East
Indian
shrub
(Pharnaceum
Mollugo),
with white
flowers
in
umbels..
Mastic
::
Mastic
(n.) A low
shrubby
tree of the genus
Pistacia
(P.
Lentiscus),
growing
upon the
islands
and
coasts
of the
Mediterranean,
and
producing
a
valuable
resin;
--
called
also,
mastic
tree..
Conifer
::
Conifer
(n.) A tree or shrub
bearing
cones;
one of the order
Coniferae,
which
includes
the pine,
cypress,
and
(according
to some) the yew..
Oso-berry
::
Oso-berry
(n.) The
small,
blueblack,
drupelike
fruit of the
Nuttallia
cerasiformis,
a shrub of
Oregon
and
California,
belonging
to the
Cherry
tribe of
Rosaceae..
Gooseberry
::
Gooseberry
(a.) Any
thorny
shrub of the genus
Ribes;
also, the
edible
berries
of such
shrub.
There are
several
species,
of which Ribes
Grossularia
is the one
commonly
cultivated..
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