sugar-bush (Meaning)
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sugar-bush (n)
evergreen shrub of southeastern United States with spikes of reddish yellow flowers and glandular hairy fruits
Synonyms & Antonyms of sugar-bush
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sugar-bush Sentence Examples
- The maple sugar-bush was a buzzing hub of activity as sap started flowing in the spring.
- The sweet aroma of maple syrup permeated the air around the sugar-bush during boiling season.
- Children skipped merrily through the sugar-bush, searching for signs of the elusive maple sap.
- Farmers tapped trees in the sugar-bush, carefully inserting spouts to collect the valuable liquid.
- Steam billowed from the boiling vats in the sugar-bush, as maple syrup thickened and turned golden brown.
- The sugar-bush provided a sanctuary for wildlife, who feasted on the sweet treats it offered.
- Visitors flocked to the sugar-bush to witness the traditional process of maple syrup making.
- The sugar-bush was a place of community, where neighbors gathered to share stories and celebrate the harvest.
- The abundance of maple trees in the sugar-bush ensured a plentiful supply of sweet syrup.
- The sugar-bush played an important role in the local economy, providing income for farmers and attracting tourists.
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evergreen shrub of southeastern United States with spikes of reddish yellow flowers and glandular hairy fruits
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The maple sugar-bush was a buzzing hub of activity as sap started flowing in the spring.
The sweet aroma of maple syrup permeated the air around the sugar-bush during boiling season.
Children skipped merrily through the sugar-bush, searching for signs of the elusive maple sap.
Farmers tapped trees in the sugar-bush, carefully inserting spouts to collect the valuable liquid.
