[
US
/ˈhɔˌθɔɹn/
]
[ UK /hˈɔːθɔːn/ ]
[ UK /hˈɔːθɔːn/ ]
NOUN
- a spring-flowering shrub or small tree of the genus Crataegus
How To Use hawthorn In A Sentence
- Half way down there is a scrog of wood, dwarf alders and hawthorn, which makes an arch over the path. Prester John
- The hawthorn-orange-milk sugar uses fresh and orange skin for the main sauce on the basic traditional milk sugar, meanwhile, it is the new sugar products to strengthen dietary fiber.
- Many herbalists prescribe hawthorne as a cardiotonic to keep healthy hearts healthy. Earl Mindell’s New Herb Bible
- Objective:To investigate the enhancing effect of some non-ionic surfactants on intestinal absorption of the main active components vitexin-2"-O- rhamnoside in Hawthorn Leaf total flavonoids.
- ICE hasn't listed any native Filipino on its "gangbanger" watchlist or detention cells in the past few years, although insignificant remnants of Pinoy street gangs like Akrho and Bahala Na Gang sporadically surface in known Filipino communities here and in Carson, Glendale, Eagle Rock, San Fernando Valley, Rowland Heights, West Covina and Hawthorne. Undefined
- She'd found some hawthorn berries on a bush and was chewing her way through one with every sign of enjoyment.
- Plant prickly hedges such as pyracantha, holly or hawthorn to deter thieves and add sturdy trellis to fence panels to make fences more difficult to climb over. IcNewcastle
- The hedges bowed to the earth under their weight of hawthorn blossom. Times, Sunday Times
- I shall never see the word hawthorn in poetry again without the image of the snowy but far from chilling canopy rising before me. Complete Project Gutenberg Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. Works
- Elsewhere, again, might be seen the first awakening of this Maytime of the leaves, and those of an ampelopsis, a smiling miracle, like a red hawthorn flowering in winter, had that very morning all ‘come out,’ so to speak, in blossom. Swann's Way