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Word of the Day – Briar

By September 13, 2018Word of the Day

Briar (noun)

bri-er

Any of a number of prickly scrambling shrubs, especially a wild rose.

Old English brǣr, brēr, of unknown origin.

Example sentences

“The trees and briar made our progress slow and thorny.”

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