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cockspur

[ UK /kˈɒkspɔː/ ]
NOUN
  1. widely grown stout Old World hay and pasture grass
  2. small spiny West Indian tree

How To Use cockspur In A Sentence

  • Her life so bare that she lacked buttons, for he noted that the top of her dress was held to with a long briar from a cockspur bush. Cold Mountain
  • The little lady hath no shoon, no skirt that holds together, save by the grace of cockspur thorns that bind the tatters. The Hidden Children
  • He took not a spark of interest in the gaming cocks we raised together to compete at the local contests and at the fair, and knew not a gaff from a cockspur. Richard Carvel — Complete
  • Cockspur, stopped there every ten weeks; but the direst threat CHAPTER III
  • Green bristlegrass was dominant species, and fat hen and cockspur grass were subdominant species.
  • In the way of fruit-bearing shade trees he recommends sugar maple, flowering dogwood, white and cockspur thorn, native red mulberry, tupelo, black cherry, choke cherry, and mountain ash. The Bird Study Book
  • Prickly hedges are the answer here and firethorn (pyracantha), berberis and cockspur thorn are appropriate boundary plants. The Sun
  • We picked nearly a barrelful of cockspur roots from the field. A Woman Rice Planter
  • The peas are bearing well and the grass is very high, and it will make splendid hay, but I will not mow it until I feel sure there is not a single cockspur left. A Woman Rice Planter
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