creeping bugle (Meaning)
creeping bugle (n)
low rhizomatous European carpeting plant having spikes of blue flowers; naturalized in parts of United States
Synonyms & Antonyms of creeping bugle
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creeping bugle Sentence Examples
- In the tranquil garden, the creeping bugle sprawled across the ground, adding a touch of vibrant purple to the landscape.
- Hiking through the forest, I stumbled upon a patch of creeping bugle, its delicate flowers peeking through the undergrowth.
- The creeping bugle flourished in the shade of the towering trees, creating a lush carpet beneath their branches.
- As the sun set, the creeping bugle seemed to glow with a soft luminescence, casting an enchanting aura over the garden.
- Bees buzzed lazily around the creeping bugle, drawn to its sweet nectar and vibrant blossoms.
- The creeping bugle thrived in the cool, moist soil of the woodland, spreading its tendrils in every direction.
- With its low-growing habit, the creeping bugle made an excellent ground cover, preventing erosion and suppressing weeds.
- Despite its delicate appearance, the creeping bugle proved resilient, surviving even the harshest of winters.
- The creeping bugle cascaded down the slope, creating a cascade of color that captured the essence of spring.
- Pausing to admire the creeping bugle, I marveled at the intricate beauty of nature's design.
FAQs About the word creeping bugle
low rhizomatous European carpeting plant having spikes of blue flowers; naturalized in parts of United States
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
In the tranquil garden, the creeping bugle sprawled across the ground, adding a touch of vibrant purple to the landscape.
Hiking through the forest, I stumbled upon a patch of creeping bugle, its delicate flowers peeking through the undergrowth.
The creeping bugle flourished in the shade of the towering trees, creating a lush carpet beneath their branches.
As the sun set, the creeping bugle seemed to glow with a soft luminescence, casting an enchanting aura over the garden.
