What is "bluegum"

Usage examples of "bluegum".

Mammy say in old time your granpaw changed nigger's name, and he turn preacher, and when they look at him, he bluegum too.

And one evening, when they was about a dozen them bluegum chillen running around the place, he never come home.

There were always men and women waiting patiently under the bluegum trees in the yard for their turn to speak to him.

The boys climbed through the gap and in the plantation of bluegums beyond, they gathered in an excited jabbering cluster and stripped off the shabby western European clothing they wore.

He must have lost consciousness for a moment, for when he rolled on to his side and wiped the blood from his eyes with the back of his hand, he saw that the Zulus had crossed the stream in a phalanx and that the remnants of his impi were racing away in wild panic towards the bluegum plantation pursued by Dinizulu's men.

She parked the pick-up under the bluegum trees at the back of Puck's Hill and was suddenly afraid to see him again, terrified that it had all changed and he would send her away.

He leaned against the silvery trunk of one of the bluegum trees, with his arms folded over his broad chest, a bearlike figure, short and squat and powerful.

For the moment the sidewalk was clear and only light traffic moved down the highway between rows of tall bluegum trees.