| RHUBARBS | • rhubarbs n. Plural of rhubarb. • rhubarbs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rhubarb. • RHUBARB v. to simulate conversation e.g. on stage. |
| SHRUBBERY | • shrubbery n. A planting of shrubs; a wide border to a garden where shrubs are thickly planted; or a similar larger… • shrubbery n. Shrubs collectively. • SHRUBBERY n. a collection of shrubs. |
| SHRUBBIER | • shrubbier adj. Comparative form of shrubby: more shrubby. • SHRUBBY adj. covered with shrubs. |
| BROADBRUSH | • broad-brush adj. General and sweeping in scope but lacking detail. • broad-brush v. To generalize gratuitously. • BROADBRUSH adj. rough, not worked out in detail. |
| RUBBISHIER | • RUBBISHY adj. like rubbish, also RUBBISHLY. |
| BITTERBRUSH | • bitterbrush n. Any member of the genus Purshia of flowering shrubs, native to western North America. • BITTERBRUSH n. a silvery shrub of NW America. |
| RABBITBRUSH | • rabbitbrush n. Any of various plants in the family Asteraceae, including most species of Chrysothamnus and some Ericameria. • RABBITBRUSH n. any of several low branching composite shrubs found in the US, aka chamisa. |
| RHUBARBIEST | • RHUBARBY adj. like rhubarb. |
| RHUBARBINGS | • RHUBARBING n. in the theatre, the use or practice of muttering rhubarb or a similar sound. |
| RUBBISHLIER | • RUBBISHLY adj. like rubbish, also RUBBISHY. |
| SHRUBBERIED | • shrubberied adj. Having a shrubbery. • SHRUBBERIED adj. having a shrubbery. |
| SHRUBBERIES | • shrubberies n. Plural of shrubbery. • SHRUBBERY n. a collection of shrubs. |
| BUNCHBERRIES | • bunchberries n. Plural of bunchberry. • BUNCHBERRY n. the dwarf cornel, which bears a dense cluster of bright red, edible berries. |
| BUTCHERBIRDS | • butcherbirds n. Plural of butcherbird. • butcher␣birds n. Plural of butcher bird. • BUTCHERBIRD n. the shrike. |
| BITTERBRUSHES | • bitterbrushes n. Plural of bitterbrush. • BITTERBRUSH n. a silvery shrub of NW America. |
| RABBITBRUSHES | • rabbitbrushes n. Plural of rabbitbrush. • RABBITBRUSH n. any of several low branching composite shrubs found in the US, aka chamisa. |