Definition

bullbriers

noun
  1. Plural of bullbrier; thorny or prickly vines or shrubs, especially those of the genus Smilax, found in warm regions of North America.
  2. Usage: Regional, chiefly Southern U.S.; Often used in plural form

Examples

  • The hikers had to push through dense bullbriers to reach the clearing.
  • Bullbriers covered the abandoned fence line with their thorny growth.
  • The children's legs were scratched from wading through the bullbriers.
  • In the swampy areas, bullbriers grew thick and tangled.
  • Clearing the property meant removing years of accumulated bullbriers.

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