Shrub
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 98
shrub, n. a woody plant with several stems from the same root: a bush or dwarf tree.— v.t. ( prov. ) to win all a man's money at play.— adj. Shrub′beried , abounding in shrubbery.— ns. Shrub′bery , a plantation of shrubs; Shrub′bine , the state or quality of being shrubby.— adjs. Shrub′by , full of shrubs: like a shrub: consisting of shrubs; Shrub′le . [A.S. scrob ; prov. Eng. shruff , light rubbish wood.]
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