Furze is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FURZE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a spiny shrub, aka gorse or whin
• A thorny evergreen shrub (Ulex Europaeus), with beautiful yellow flowers, very common upon the plains and hills of Great Britain; -- called also gorse, and whin. The dwarf furze is Ulex nanus.
• very spiny and dense evergreen shrub with fragrant golden-yellow flowers; common throughout western Europe
• gorse
• gorse, a yellow-flowered shrub of the pea family, the leaves of which are modified to form spines, native to western Europe and North Africa.

Words related to FURZE

furzes18 furzier19 furziest20 furzy20 gorse6

Words that contain FURZE

furzes18

How to use FURZE in a sentence

• The sun was already very hot, and I dropped at once from the hill-top, digging my heels into the brown-burned turf, and keeping as much as might be among the furze champs.
• Through the furze that clothed this rock, there was a kind of track as if a person had dragged his way, or been dragged, through it.
• Beside yon straggling fence that skirts the way, With blossomed furze unprofitable gay, There, in his noisy mansion, skilled to rule, The village master taught his little school.
• But she had not walked many minutes before a tramp, like a rabbit out of a bush, sprang out of the furze where he had been sleeping.
• Mechanically she brushed herself, and mechanically, very mechanically she picked bits of furze from her dress.
• It was torn, it was muddy, there were bits of furze sticking to it.
• Another stretch of furze brought them to the boulders above the wood on a level with the massed tree-tops.
• Through patches of moorland where the bracken clung about him or the furze pricked his legs, as he was subconsciously aware without really noticing it.
• Now the furze had smouldered and died, but the smooth granite slabs were still hot to the hand, an unnatural warmth that seemed malign in those dewy fields.
• The air was sweet with the resinous scent of the furze.
• The rest of the field crowded through the furze past me and down into the trench, and twice I thought the mare would land herself and me on top of one of them.
• The waste lands are in fern, furze, shrubbery, and dwarf trees.
• To Etauliers, we have sometimes boggy plains, sometimes waving grounds and sandy, always poor, generally waste, in fern and furze, with some corn however, interspersed.
• A rabbit crept through the furze and frightened them, and they heard the horses browsing.
• Small loosely-plaited baskets of furze strands for gathering locusts.
• The road that had been so long trodden by devout pilgrims was overgrown with furze and heather, and the blue thistles of the sands.
• To reach it one had to cross a ridge of hills covered with furze bushes and tumbled fragments of ancient rock.
• It had been dry for several days, there was quite a wind, and the fire, catching the furze, quickly got beyond the one required for culinary purposes.
• They came from a part of the heath a quarter of a mile to the rear, where furze almost exclusively prevailed as a product.
• Every individual was so involved in furze by his method of carrying the faggots that he appeared like a bush on legs till he had thrown them down.
• The site of the fire was now merely a circle of ashes flecked with red embers and sparks, the furze having burnt completely away.
• When the scratching of the furze against their leggings had fainted upon the ear, Wildeve returned to the room where he had left Thomasin and her aunt.
• Then he sallied forth with his new fellow-labourer and old acquaintance, and selecting a spot where the furze grew thickest he struck the first blow in his adopted calling.
• The brakes of furze and fern terminated abruptly round the margin, and the grass was unbroken.
• This she carried to the corner of the bank, and, glancing behind to see if the shutters were all closed, she struck a light, and kindled the furze.
• Old thatch, straw, furze, or broom was piled in a heap and set on fire a little after sunset.
• The bushes and furze they rooted up were thrown into the centre, and increased the blaze.
• To save himself when he slipped on the rock or on the ice, he caught hold of handfuls of weeds and furze, thick with thorns, and their points ran into his fingers.
• A light sea breeze swept through the furze bushes that were scattered over the Downs, across which lay the high road leading past the Park.

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