briarwood

How To Use briarwood In A Sentence

• Then, after carefully loading his briarwood, he summoned his man A Pirate of Parts
• Colorful old geezer who walks everyplace with this gnarled briarwood cane, almost as tall as he is, and a big straw hat on his head. Duma Key
• From the same we find a lyric detailing the loss of a briarwood pipe stolen in a raid, which the grieving 'sojer' trusts (as we most sincerely do with him) may be found when Richmond's taken. The Continental Monthly, Vol 3 No 3, March 1863 Devoted To Literature And National Policy
• The veteran remained thoughtful, taking some consolation from his briarwood and a steaming hot Scotch. A Pirate of Parts
• A briarwood pipe is cold in the ashtray on his neatly arranged desk, and the faint aroma of aromatic tobacco always lingers. Predator
• Seated on an up-turned bucket, drawing meditatively on his well-seasoned briarwood, he looked a perfect picture of content. A Pirate of Parts
• Sharing the bill with The Beatles were the somewhat-overlooked group The Briarwoods.
• Brace up, my hearty," said Handy, removing the briarwood from his lips. A Pirate of Parts
• She managed to convey to him -- without hurting his aged feelings or overwhelming him with embarrassment -- that if he preferred a clean churchwarden or his old briarwood, he need not feel obliged to smoke the new pipe. The Shuttle
• The crowd of girls was in the big "quartette" room in the West Dormitory of Briarwood Hall. Ruth Fielding in Moving Pictures Or, Helping the Dormitory Fund