Briar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRIAR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a prickly bush, esp. of a wild rose, also BREARE, BRERE, BRIER
• any of a number of prickly scrambling shrubs, especially a wild rose.
• a tobacco pipe made from woody nodules borne at ground level by a large woody plant of the heather family.
• the tree heath, which bears the nodules from which briar pipes are made.
• S European shrub with a hard woody root (briarroot)
• Same as Brier.
• A plant with a slender woody stem bearing stout prickles; especially, species of Rosa, Rubus, and Smilax.
• Fig.: Anything sharp or unpleasant to the feelings.
• Eurasian rose with prickly stems and fragrant leaves and bright pink flowers followed by scarlet hips
• a very prickly woody vine of the eastern United States growing in tangled masses having tough round stems with shiny leathery leaves and small greenish flowers followed by clusters of inedible shiny black berries
• evergreen treelike Mediterranean shrub having fragrant white flowers in large terminal panicles and hard woody roots used to make tobacco pipes
• a pipe made from the root (briarroot) of the tree heath

Words related to BRIAR

briared10 briars8 brier7

Words that contain BRIAR

briard9 briars8 briary11 briards10 briared10 briarier10 catbriar12 briariest11 briarroot11 briarwood15 catbriars13 briarroots12 briarwoods16 sweetbriar15 greenbriar13 sweetbriars16 greenbriars14

How to use BRIAR in a sentence

• The old briar pipe he preferred to any other lay on the blotting-paper in the circle where the light was brightest.
• Beresford pulled out his English briar pipe and Tom one picked from the Company stock.
• The heart will now become the Garden of the Lord, without briar, thorn, or thistle.
• Young Anerley stood with his back against a palm tree and his briar between his lips, thinking over the advice which he had received.
• And then was the wedding of the prince and Briar Rose celebrated, and they lived happily together all their lives.
• They had not, however, and the first nausea of his awakening having passed, he filled and lighted his briar and dropped down upon the divan to consider his position.
• Where they stood the meadow was high above the level of the lane, which was enclosed by steep banks thickly overgrown with bramble, briar, and thorn.
• They consult you, they ask your advice upon the best way of concealing the stem of a rose, of giving a graceful fall to a bunch of briar, or a happy turn to a scarf.
• Also it was very red in the face, and was clutching doggedly in its teeth an old briar pipe.
• After that she would be as difficult to find as the rabbit that has gained the heart of the briar patch.
• The little stateroom was hazy with smoke, and my friend gripped the charred briar between his teeth and watched the blue-grey clouds arising from the bowl, in an abstracted way.
• This man, sturdy, well-built and keen, smoked an old briar as he worked.
• Then, guided as it seemed by instinct, almost as much as by the vague direction of the moaning call, he ploughed his way through brush and briar, on rescue bent.
• Barefoot through bog and bush and briar She followed and did not stay, Till Hastings and the cliffs of chalk They saw at dawn of day.
• Could we hide in the bit of a briar is growing at the west butt of the church? MARTIN DOUL.
• It seemed to him now that he knew every bush and briar and vine.
• Presently a briar moved, and then a bush, and then a vine, but they moved against the wind, and the sharp eyes of the watcher saw it.
• The same briar and bush moved a third time, and, as before, against the wind.
• He brought out a briar pipe, and a pouch of hairy skin, and faded behind a blue cloud.
• The path of the lecturer is uphill, over stony roads, with briar hedges on both sides.
• So he stayed in the briar bush that night and had berries for breakfast, and the next day he had another adventure.
• I heard one day that Briar Hills had just been opened and I pricked up my ears.
• Three days passed with no telephone calls from Briar Hills.
• It was quite an hour after Jerry disappeared before I began to suspect that he had gone to Briar Hills.
• But as the moments passed and he did not return, I took Jack into confidence, and expressed the fear that he had gone to Briar Hills for a reckoning with Marcia and Lloyd.
• Unknown to Jack I would go myself to Briar Hills and see Miss Gore.
• Briar Hills was not more than four miles from the Manor as the crow flies, but fully twelve by the lower road.
• They were bent on carrying him to Briar Hills, he knew that much now, and that he had no power to stop them.
• Then she skipped here and there through the briar patch till she came out on the other side.
• Then he threw himself into an uncomfortable arm-chair and sought solace in his briar root.

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