hedge-scissors

The Century Dictionary: The Encyelopedic Lexicon of the English Language · 1887 · p. 111
(hej’siz’orz), n. pl. A large an crooked kind of sci ors or shears for trim to him. ming hedges. hedge-shrew (hej’shré), ». The field-mouse. hedonistic The fire-fly and hedge-shrew and lob-worm, I pray, Pertaining How fare they? Browning, Pippa Pa es, Epil. donism; hedge-sparrow (hej’spar’6), ». 1. A small European warbler, Accentor modular is, resemcerning dividual bling a sparrow in coloration and frequenting hedges. Also called hedge-accentor, hedge-chant that er, hedge-chat, hedge-mike, hedge-spich, hedge unattainable. spurgie, and hedge-warbler. See Accentor, 2 (a). Hedriophthalma, The hedge-sparrow fed the cuckoo so long ri-of-thal’mi, That it had its head bit off by its young. Shak., Lear, i. 4. edriophthalmous. 2+. An old book-name of the Jamaican guit- Hedwigia guit or rufous-throated tanager, Glo iptila ru- 1781), jicollis. G. Edwards.—3. Some other hedge of bird, supposed to be a sparrow. sile,
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