WordNet
n. cedar of Lebanon and northwestern Syria that attains great age and height [syn: Cedrus libani]
Usage examples of "cedar of lebanon".
The tiny spring plantings are dashed with white, almost invisible underfoot, but the American beech and the cedar of Lebanon stand like guardian angels above them, arms outstretched to shoulder the snow.
His body was trained by war, hunting and rough games, and although her vision was distorted by pain, tears and terror, she had an impression of wide shoulders and bulging muscle, limbs thick and thewy as the branches of a cedar of Lebanon.
It has been found on the Cedar of Lebanon and on the Larch, but very rarely on the Pear tree.
The desk stood in the middle, with a glass atrium directly behind it, complete with an ornamental fountain and several species of dwarf trees, including one that looked like a miniature cedar of Lebanon.