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bri⋅er
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[brahy-er] 
ər
–noun
| 1. | a prickly plant or shrub, esp. the sweetbrier or a greenbrier. |
| 2. | a tangled mass of prickly plants. |
| 3. | a thorny stem or twig. |
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| bri·er 1 also bri·ar (brī'ər) n. Any of several prickly plants, such as certain rosebushes or the greenbrier. [Middle English brer, from Old English brēr.] bri'er·y adj. |
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Briery
Bri"er*y\, a. Full of briers; thorny.Briery
Bri"er*y\, n. A place where briers grow. --Huloet.
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