Brier is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRIER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a prickly shrub, also BREARE, BRERE, BRIAR
• a prickly plant or shrub, especially the sweetbrier or a greenbrier.
• a tangled mass of prickly plants.
• a thorny stem or twig.
• Alt. of Briar
• 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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a thorny shrub
• same as briar

Words related to BRIER

breare8 brere7 briar7 briered10 brierier10 brieriest11 briers8 briery11

How to use BRIER in a sentence

• But the way was hard, for sometimes we got completely stuck in brier patches, and had to turn and go back, in order to find a way out.
• Away go the hounds at score through tangled cover, their merry peal ringing from brake and brier, clashing against the rocks, moaning musically away through distant glens aloft.
• Freckles turned to the trail, but he stopped at every wild brier to study the pink satin of the petals.
• It was in a June, one of the past Junes when we also were June glory, beautiful, full-blossoming, and not more self-conscious than the brier itself.
• It was Common Talk that the Boy was Sharp as a Tack and Keen as a Brier and a Natural-Born Humorist.
• Over rock, bush and brier, up hill and down, for five hours, they pursued their way with unmitigated zeal and energy.
• With a bough of pine they swept the floor, then, leaving the treasure hold, dropped the curtain of brier in place.
• The eager pack, from couples freed, Dash through the bush, the brier, the brake While answering hound, and horn, and steed, The mountain echoes startling wake.
• He is a strong runner, a good climber, a patient tireless hunter, and his nose is keen as a brier.
• Maybe, we do avoid a stumble or two over a stone or a brier, but also we miss the blue of the sky, the glory of the hills.
• And so came Sidney Trove, his mind in strange fetters, travelling out of the land of mystery, in a winter night, to Brier Dale.
• Brier Pond, lately covered with clear ice, lay under a blanket of snow.
• A rough-furred, awkward creature, of the size of a small dog, fled before him, as he entered the house in Brier Dale, and sought refuge under a table.
• Early in the war he was appointed a Colonel of the militia, and was present at the defeat of General Ashe at Brier Creek.
• I went through thicket and brier patch, over logs and gullies, and when I paused I knew not where I was.
• Brier would not stay put out, but forced himself in, and said he was going with the rest, and so he did.
• Brier and his family were still on behind, and alone.
• Brier and the rest good bye and rode away to join my company.
• Brier delivering a lecture to his children on the benefits of an early education, as referred to in his narrative.
• Brier had the sympathy of everyone, and many would have helped her if they could.
• Brier had but little sympathy or help from any one but her.
• Brier owed his succor from the sands of that desert.
• Brier for herself and children, and she laid it aside for a few moments till she could attend to some other duties before cooking it.
• Brier who seemed to want to impress it on the new California friends that he was the man of all others to be honored.
• Brier who had temporarily turned boarding house keeper, and finally made arrangements with some drovers to assist in taking a small stock of horses north to the mines.
• Never such an ambuscade As of brier and leaf displayed For my little damask maid.
• There was one heavy-tusked five-year-old stag among the hogs that year who refused to present his head for a target, and took refuge in a brier thicket.
• As on the brier the budding rose, Still richer breathes and fairer blows, So in my tender bosom grows The love I bear my Willy.
• A brier, stirring in the breeze, had fallen across her hair.
• Part of this garden was planted with vegetables, and part with flowers, while many vines and sweet brier bushes stood before the cottage door.
• Grace and Arthur had been fast friends, and Brier Hill was almost the only place where he had visited on anything like terms of intimacy.
• Tracy, though annoyed, was not angry, and consented to receive the girl who had lived at Brier Hill three years, and who, she reflected, could be of use to her in many ways.
• She would take the girl, and from her learn the ways of the world as presented at Brier Hill.
• Claire, from Grassy Spring, Squire Harrington, from Collingwood, and Grace Atherton, from Brier Hill.

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