bush

Hair that grows around the private parts during the teenage years

Hair that grows in the area between the legs and the lower belly

A rude word for pubic hair found in old books

The United States government led by President George W. Bush from 2001 to 2009

The United States government led by President George H. W. Bush from 1989 to 1993

A bush on fire that God used to speak to Moses in the Bible

Not professional and showing poor skill or quality

A bush with many sharp points that often forms a thick barrier

A small bush that grows blueberries

A bush with thorny stems that makes sweet dark berries you can eat

A small animal from Africa that is active at night with big eyes and a long tail

A desert shrub with sticky leaves that have a strong smell and small yellow flowers

A wild prickly bush with blackberries you can eat

A low-level baseball league often used to describe something of lower quality

A low-growing bean plant that forms a compact shape and does not need support

A shrub with groups of flowers that attract butterflies

A woody bush that grows small edible berries on prickly stems

A bush that loses its leaves in winter with fragrant leaves, yellow flowers, and red or yellow berries

A small shrub by the sea with white flowers and purple fruit you can eat

A garden shrub that loses its leaves and has pink flowers and bristly fruit

A small evergreen shrub with narrow shiny leaves and yellow flowers

A small bright African bird with a black face and a musical song

A bush that produces large dark red berries that taste like raspberries

A scented desert shrub with brittle stems, yellow flowers, and a sticky resin used in incense

A shrub with bright red or purple leaves used for decoration

A plant with white flowers that gives off a gas that can burn in hot weather

A bushy shrub with clusters of yellow or greenish flowers that attract butterflies

A loose jacket like a shirt with four pockets and a belt that people wear in hot places

A climbing shrub with thorny stems from New Zealand

A baseball player on a minor league team

A small garden plant with deep yellow flowers that stays compact and blooms all summer

A plant with leaves in three parts and clusters of yellow or purple flowers

A wild pig from Africa with rough hair that lives in many habitats

An evergreen shrub with bright golden-yellow fragrant flowers

A medium-sized colorful bird that lives in bushes and whistles

An informal way people pass news and rumors by talking

A small active grey bird from western North America that builds hanging nests

A European climbing plant with thin stems and purple flowers often growing as a weed in hedges

A small garden plant with bright blue, purple, or white flowers

A small tree from South Africa with yellow flowers that grows near streams

A low shrub farmers grow for animal food and to improve soil

A small bush with purple flowers that grows in parts of Australia

An evergreen shrub also called mountain laurel, with glossy leaves and white or pink flowers that grows in North America

An Australian small tree or bush with bright red flowers used as a Christmas decoration

A small Australian shrub with bright red flowers often grown in gardens

An evergreen bush with small clustered flowers that spreads in the southwestern United States

A North American shrub with leaves in three parts that makes bright red berries

A small bush that grows red or black berries

An evergreen shrub with many daisy-like flowers and sometimes fragrant leaves grown in gardens

A small bush with green leaves all year and daisy-like flowers

A low bush that grows along the ground and makes small dark berries like blackberries

A small tree or shrub that has white flowers and small dark berries

A short upright plant that grows large glossy purple eggplants used as a vegetable

A North American shrub or small tree with three-lobed leaves and clusters of red berries

A bush with white flowers and bright red berries often grown in gardens

An evergreen shrub with shiny leaves and pink flower clusters that grows in the southeastern United States

A small South American bush that people grow for its green, sweet fruit

A shrub with bright red or orange leaves that gardeners plant to add color to gardens

A shrub with many branches whose leaves turn purple-red in autumn

An evergreen shrub with bright orange, trumpet-shaped flowers grown for gardens or as a houseplant

A small Australian bush with bright red flowers

An evergreen shrub with soft hairy leaves and bright yellow flowers

A small bushy tree from the southeastern United States that has many white flowers

A thick-stemmed, thorny shrub that trails over and through other plants in New Zealand forests

A small low shrub with sweet dark blue berries

An evergreen South American shrub with bright orange, trumpet-shaped flowers grown for decoration

A small bush with soft, hairy twigs that grows in the eastern United States

A thorny plant from tropical America with yellow fragrant flowers used to make perfume

A small spiny bush that produces edible green or red berries

A small tropical shrub or tree often grown in warm places for its sweet yellow fruit

A shrub that grows in salt marshes and has white feathery tufts on its fruit

A shrub from western North America with soft white leaves and yellow flowers that turn red-purple

A small bush with edible fruits that are yellow or red

A tall bush that produces blueberries you can eat

Low tropical American shrub whose leaves can make you vomit

A low tropical shrub whose leaves make you throw up