briar

a briar patch; a bean patch.

twisted my way through the briar patch.

The hiker's pants got caught on a briar bush.

She carefully avoided the briars while walking through the overgrown path.

The children collected wildflowers and brought back some briars by mistake.

The gardener wore thick gloves to protect his hands from the briars.

The old fence was covered in briars, making it difficult to pass through.

He got a scratch on his arm from the briar bush.

The briar patch was a favorite hiding spot for rabbits.

The farmer cleared the field of briars to make way for planting crops.

The briar vines twisted around the tree trunk, creating a tangled mess.

She got a few scratches on her legs from walking through the briar patch.

They pulled him out of some briar.

And the plosives binding and briars.

Of which the flame is roses, and the smoke is briars.

Peeping out from beneath the briars, Peter saw two boys and a girl.

All that would grow on this ground when he bought it were pines and briars.

Leave that patch of scrub growing over yonder by the creek; leave that fence row filled with briars.

It was damp and smelly, and overgrown with thorns and briars.

Her gift is all grown about with weeds and bound with briars.

Gendry looked fierce when he scowled. His beard had grown in thick and black as briar. " I said, no fires" .

The empty road gleamed, the hedges smelled of briar, and how big and bright the hollyhocks glowed in the cottage gardens.