misseltoe (Meaning)
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misseltoe (n.)
See Mistletoe.
Synonyms & Antonyms of misseltoe
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misseltoe Sentence Examples
- The misseltoe berry shimmered like a tiny ruby, nestled amidst the evergreen boughs.
- As the children gathered under the misseltoe, their laughter echoed through the festive air.
- Tradition dictated a kiss beneath the misseltoe, a symbol of love and good fortune.
- The misseltoe plant clung tenaciously to the oak tree, its aerial roots anchoring it securely.
- Birds found refuge and sustenance in the misseltoe's fleshy berries and sticky leaves.
- The Druids believed that misseltoe possessed magical powers and used it in their sacred ceremonies.
- The gentle mistletoe spray adorned the Christmas Eve table, adding a touch of festive cheer.
- The misseltoe's parasitical nature allowed it to thrive even in the most barren conditions.
- Legend has it that the first kiss under the misseltoe was shared between the goddess Frigg and her son, Balder.
- The vibrant berries of the misseltoe contrasted beautifully with the snow-covered ground below.
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See Mistletoe.
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The misseltoe berry shimmered like a tiny ruby, nestled amidst the evergreen boughs.
As the children gathered under the misseltoe, their laughter echoed through the festive air.
Tradition dictated a kiss beneath the misseltoe, a symbol of love and good fortune.
The misseltoe plant clung tenaciously to the oak tree, its aerial roots anchoring it securely.
