bri·er [braɪəʳ, Am braɪɚ] RZ.
brier → briar
bri·ar [ˈbraɪəʳ, Am ˈbraɪɚ] RZ.
2. briar (pipe):
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- Bruyèrepfeife r.ż.
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The use of briar wood beginning in the early 1820s greatly reduced demand for clay pipes and to a lesser degree meerschaum pipes.
en.wikipedia.org The name may be the joining of "bil-" meaning set or a round place and "araitz" meaning blackthorn, prickly, or briar.
en.wikipedia.org Original wildlife has also been damaged by introduced plants including lodgepole pine broom and sweet briar while hawkweed and other weeds can more easily establish themselves when land is overgrazed.
en.wikipedia.org The glass hatchet he was given broke on the first briars; the youngest daughter saved him again.
en.wikipedia.org Outside of snake country, bird hunters often wear upland chaps made of waxed cotton or nylon to protect their legs from briars and thorns.
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