| BRIAR | • briar n. Any of many plants with thorny stems growing in dense clusters, such as many in the Rosa, Rubus, and Smilax genera. • briar n. (Figurative) Anything sharp or unpleasant to the feelings. • briar n. The white heath (Erica arborea), a thorny Mediterranean shrub. |
| BRIARD | • briard n. A sturdy, rough-coated dog of an ancient French breed. • BRIARD n. (French) a kind of rugged French dog. |
| BRIARDS | • briards n. Plural of briard. • BRIARD n. (French) a kind of rugged French dog. |
| BRIARED | • briared adj. Covered in briars. • BRIARED adj. covered with briars. |
| BRIARIER | • BRIARY adj. full of briars, also BRIERY. |
| BRIARIEST | • BRIARY adj. full of briars, also BRIERY. |
| BRIARROOT | • briar-root n. The root of the briar (Erica arborea). • briar-root n. The wood of this root used to make tobacco pipes. • BRIARROOT n. the root of a briar, also BRIERROOT. |
| BRIARROOTS | • briar-roots n. Plural of briar-root. • BRIARROOT n. the root of a briar, also BRIERROOT. |
| BRIARS | • briars n. Plural of briar. • Briars prop.n. A surname. • BRIAR n. a prickly bush, esp. of a wild rose, also BREARE, BRERE, BRIER. |
| BRIARWOOD | • briarwood n. Erica arborea, tree heath, an ericaceous flowering plant. • briarwood n. The wood of the briar-root, commonly used to make tobacco pipes. • briarwood n. A pipe made from briarwood. |
| BRIARWOODS | • briarwoods n. Plural of briarwood. • BRIARWOOD n. the wood of a briar stem, also BRIERWOOD. |
| BRIARY | • briary adj. Like a briar; thorny. • BRIARY adj. full of briars, also BRIERY. |
| CATBRIAR | • CATBRIAR n. a thorny shrub, also CATBRIER. |
| CATBRIARS | • CATBRIAR n. a thorny shrub, also CATBRIER. |
| GREENBRIAR | • greenbriar n. Alternative form of greenbrier. |
| GREENBRIARS | • greenbriars n. Plural of greenbriar. |
| SWEETBRIAR | • sweetbriar n. Alternative form of sweetbrier. • SWEETBRIAR n. a wild rose with fragrant foliage, also SWEETBRIER. |
| SWEETBRIARS | • sweetbriars n. Plural of sweetbriar. • SWEETBRIAR n. a wild rose with fragrant foliage, also SWEETBRIER. |