hedge-bells
The Century Dictionary: The Encyelopedic Lexicon of the English Language · 1887 · p. 110
(hej’belz), n. 1. The hedge-bind- weed, Convolvulus sepium. See cut under Convolvulus. Also called bell-bind.—2. The common bindweed, ©. arvensis. [Rare.] hedge berry (hej’ber’i),.; pl. hedge berries (-iz). Same as hagberry, the bird-cherry: but in this form it seems more generally to mean the larger sweet bird-cherry, Prunus avium, which is merely a variety of the garden-cherry, P. Cerasus. hedge-bill, hedging-bill (hej’bil, -ing-bil), ». A cutting-hook used in dre ing hedges; a billook, Comes Master Dametas, with a hedging-bill in his hand. Sir P, Sidney, Arcadia, i. hedge-binding (hej’bin’ding), ». Something used to bind together the bushes composing a hedge. He came and basted me with a hedge-binding. Beau, and Fl., Knight of Burning Pestle, ii. 7.
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