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Meaning of bunji-bunji
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bunji-bunji (n)
Australian timber tree whose bark yields a poison
bunji-bunji Sentence Examples
- In the dense forest, the bunji-bunji plant flourished with its vibrant green leaves.
- The indigenous tribe used the bunji-bunji leaves for weaving intricate baskets.
- Carefully, she plucked the ripe bunji-bunji berries, known for their sweet flavor.
- The medicine man brewed a concoction using extracts from the bunji-bunji roots.
- Children played hide-and-seek among the towering bunji-bunji trees.
- The folklore spoke of a mythical creature dwelling deep within the bunji-bunji grove.
- Birds chirped melodiously, perched on the branches of the bunji-bunji, echoing through the forest.
- The bunji-bunji blossoms painted a picturesque scene in the heart of the wilderness.
- With its resilient bark, the bunji-bunji tree withstood the harsh winds of the monsoon.
- Explorers marveled at the diversity of life surrounding the bunji-bunji ecosystem.
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Australian timber tree whose bark yields a poison
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In the dense forest, the bunji-bunji plant flourished with its vibrant green leaves.
The indigenous tribe used the bunji-bunji leaves for weaving intricate baskets.
Carefully, she plucked the ripe bunji-bunji berries, known for their sweet flavor.
The medicine man brewed a concoction using extracts from the bunji-bunji roots.
