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n. (cabbage palm English)
Usage examples of "cabbage palms".
He turned into a lonely lane outside the base, near the village of Pinecastle, and stopped the car in a spot shielded by cabbage palms.
Just then, a white-tailed buck crashed out of the cabbage palms and entered the path in front of the truck.
What a picture it turned out to be: this big redheaded nymph, his Nature Girl, ducking through the laurel oak and cabbage palms, not a stitch on, her buddy the judge waiting with a Jim Beam in each hand.
Scraggly cabbage palms start mixing with the pine as you get farther south, and the mix of conifer and palm is dissonant in a bad-dream sort of way.
The yellow jeep with a front-end blade was crawling slowly across the infield of a rough track, dragging the glossy red-brown body toward the slight rise and the cabbage palms at the far side, where the backhoe stood near a large mound of dirt.
She kept her attention on the passing shore - tree ferns and cabbage palms here, with rising water beginning to pour off around their trunks.
The quiet click of the keys barely registered as he talked of cabbage palms and cattail roots.
If you squint through the bushes, you can see a big white job with blue trim past those cabbage palms.
The house was an old-Florida frame bungalow being eaten by termites and almost obscured from the street by cabbage palms and banana trees.
He warmed it up there, and the boy and I stood and watched him make his run and pluck it off and climb over the cabbage palms and live oaks, heading east over the swamps and pasturelands.