but-thorn (Meaning)
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but-thorn (n.)
The common European starfish (Asterias rubens).
Synonyms & Antonyms of but-thorn
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
but-thorn Sentence Examples
- The but-thorn, with its sharp spikes, made it difficult to sit comfortably on the fallen log.
- Despite the picturesque scenery, the hiking trail was riddled with but-thorns, making it a treacherous journey.
- As I reached for the ripe berries, I felt the sting of a but-thorn pricking my finger.
- The gardener carefully pruned the rose bushes, removing any but-thorns to ensure safety for passersby.
- Each step through the overgrown path seemed to bring me closer to another but-thorn waiting to snag my clothing.
- Despite its beautiful blooms, the but-thorn bush was avoided by many due to its menacing thorns.
- I learned my lesson to wear thick gloves when tending to the but-thorn bushes in the backyard.
- The but-thorn's presence in the garden served as a natural deterrent to unwanted visitors.
- With each pull, I could feel the resistance of the but-thorn as it clung stubbornly to the fabric.
- The cat gingerly navigated through the garden, avoiding the but-thorns as it searched for a sunny spot to rest.
FAQs About the word but-thorn
The common European starfish (Asterias rubens).
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The but-thorn, with its sharp spikes, made it difficult to sit comfortably on the fallen log.
Despite the picturesque scenery, the hiking trail was riddled with but-thorns, making it a treacherous journey.
As I reached for the ripe berries, I felt the sting of a but-thorn pricking my finger.
The gardener carefully pruned the rose bushes, removing any but-thorns to ensure safety for passersby.
