Bramble (noun/verb)
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(noun) A prickly scrambling shrub of the rose family, especially a blackberry.
(verb) To pick blackberries
Old English bræmbel, brǣmel, of Germanic origin; related to broom.
Example sentences
“My dress was torn from the brambles.”
“Why don’t we go brambling today?”
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