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thorn

[thawrn] / θɔrn /




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Sam had six of them, including a crown of thorns, pilot wings and his fraternity symbols.

From The Wall Street Journal

I was like a dog that would go fetch Ms. W.’s stick, even if it was in a snake’s hole under a thorn bush that had just been sprayed by a skunk.

From Literature

Though the thorns had scraped her wings, they were leathery and too tough to be easily pierced.

From Literature

Before becoming premier Takaichi was a regular at the Yasukuni shrine, a flashpoint site honouring Japan's war dead that has long been a thorn in regional ties.

From Barron's

Supply shortages in the memory market have been a thorn in the side of technology companies, and Qualcomm is feeling the pain as well.

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