noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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bush
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The last one flipped Agnes into a holly bush .
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Next step you would think is to go to the garden centre and look for holly bushes with boy and girl names?
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The holly bush went to give the cameras a clearer view.
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Even in winter there were blood red berries on the holly bushes .
tree
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A holly tree grew from the place where Scathach had lain.
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He did not care to know how many female holly trees a single male could bring to berry.
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The thin dead twigs from a holly tree will start a fire even if gathered wet and then merely shaken.
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Unusual numbers of dead holly trees with senescent branches or main trunks; 2.
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It passed in a flash of man-made, unnatural colour, glittering here and there and brighter than a winter holly tree .
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The holly tree shrank, then burst out again, swelling into the shape of a woman.
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And what would happen to a rabbit who left the shelter of the holly tree and ran down the path?
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A holly tree grew from the place where Scathach had lain.
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All the same, she put a little more plastic holly in the shop-window.
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And some species of lily and holly and camellia.
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Don't use holly or yew, they're poisonous.
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For holly ribbon, thinly roll out some of the burgundy icing and cut out small holly leaf shapes.
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For a start, try leaves of lime, poplar, sycamore, holly , dandelion and groundsel.
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She saw Gabriel pinning holly to one of the black beams in her house.
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The forests are mostly mixes of loblolly pine and sweet gum, with a holly and huckleberry understory.