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51bracken — brack|en [ brækən ] noun uncount a plant with leaves like large wide feathers, that grows on hills and in forests. It is a type of fern …
52bracken — brack·en || brækÉ™n n. fern (type of plant) …
53bracken — noun a tall fern with coarse lobed fronds. [Pteridium aquilinum.] Origin ME: of Scand. origin …
54bracken — noun (U) a plant that often grows in forests and becomes reddish brown in the autumn …
55bracken — brack·en …
56bracken — UK [ˈbrækən] / US noun [uncountable] a plant with leaves like large wide feathers, that grows on hills and in forests. It is a type of fern …
57bracken — brack•en [[t]ˈbræk ən[/t]] n. 1) pln a large fern, Pteridium aquilinum, of the polypody family, having large, creeping rootstocks and triangular fronds 2) pln a cluster of such ferns • Etymology: 1275–1325; ME braken < Scand …
58bracken — /ˈbrækən / (say brakuhn) noun 1. a large, coarse fern, especially Pteridium esculentum, a perennial native which is widespread throughout the higher rainfall areas of Australia. 2. a clump of ferns. {Middle English braken, from Scandinavian;… …
59bracken — Kīlau, kīlau pueo, pai ā …
60bracken — n. 1 any large coarse fern, esp. Pteridium aquilinum, abundant on heaths and moorlands, and in woods. 2 a mass of such ferns. Also called BRAKE(5). Etymology: north. ME f. ON …
