maybush (Meaning)
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maybush (n.)
The hawthorn.
Synonyms & Antonyms of maybush
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maybush Sentence Examples
- The ancient maybush stood tall in the village square, a symbol of fertility and renewal.
- On May Day, villagers danced around the maybush, twirling ribbons and chanting for prosperity.
- The May Queen was crowned beneath the maybush, her reign representing the hope and promise of spring.
- Fairies were said to dwell within the maybush, bringing good luck to those who sought their favor.
- Lovers carved their names into the maybush, believing it would strengthen their bond.
- The maybush offered shelter to weary travelers and a place for children to play.
- During the plague, the maybush was used as a boundary marker, preventing the spread of disease.
- In Victorian times, the maybush became a decorative feature in gardens and parks.
- The modern maybush is often associated with celebrations of nature and paganism.
- The maybush continues to inspire awe and wonder in those who behold its timeless beauty.
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The hawthorn.
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The ancient maybush stood tall in the village square, a symbol of fertility and renewal.
On May Day, villagers danced around the maybush, twirling ribbons and chanting for prosperity.
The May Queen was crowned beneath the maybush, her reign representing the hope and promise of spring.
Fairies were said to dwell within the maybush, bringing good luck to those who sought their favor.
