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n. (pine cone English)
Usage examples of "pine cones".
It gave me the confidence to crawl forward and do a close reconnaissance, trying to ignore the pine cones that scratched my hands and the little sharp rocks that seemed to cut through to my bones.
There were beautiful flowers all around the shack, red, purple, pink, white, we kept making bouquets but the prettiest of all was the one Japhy made of just pine cones and a sprig of pine needles.
Natil sat her friend down on a fallen tree and herself set about cleaning the ground in the old manner of the witches, sweeping burrs and pine cones and needles away with a stiff broom while keeping in mind the purpose of the rite which lay ahead.
No one in the whole colony believed their Bolo was any more dangerous than the pine cones falling on it.
Enough streams had crossed his path to make thirst no problem, but he could not eat pine cones, and the only wildlife he had seen had been a chipmunk he had not thought to pursue.
The soft thud of dropping pine cones, the rustling of squirrels up and down the shaggy-barked spruces, the cracking of weathered bits of rock, these caught her keen ears many times and brought her up erect and thrilling.
In this case we were lucky, because there were plenty of pine branches and pine cones lying about and those burned on half a match.