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Definition of "sweetbriar" [sweetbriar]

  • Eurasian rose with prickly stems and fragrant leaves and bright pink flowers followed by scarlet hips (noun)

WordNet. Princeton University. 2010.

Use "sweetbriar" in a sentence
  • "Eglantine is, according to the encyclopedia, a type of wild rose often called sweetbriar, but it is also often been used as a place or character name in English poetry."
  • "Firesong had grown up around the gray and brown of lightbark and willow, sighing-leaf, loversroot and sweetbriar, but the overcast and mud of Hardorn were different, even if the colors were the same as those Vale plants and trees."
  • "The two boys the whole way came with offerings of wild honeysuckle and sweetbriar, the grateful nosegays of all-diffusing nature, to the coach windows, each carefully presenting the most fragrant to Indiana; for"