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n. (scrub oak English)
Usage examples of "scrub oaks".
Still, the sun had dropped behind the hills, or low mountains, when I peered through the last of the scrub oaks at the valley itself.
The first firebolt slammed into the hillside on which flew the blue banner of Sarronnyn, turning several scrub oaks into charcoal.
The lancers are shielded by the scrub oaks, so much so that only the portion of the road leading south and to Lorn's left is visible.
Then, instead of running directly away, he would run along the wall of the saloon, go around the outhouse, and crouch along the corral into the scrub oaks.
The unusual occurrence of a wet-climate, northern beech and maple forest among the scrub oaks and pines of Provence is patterned after the Sainte-Baume valley a few miles to the north of the sacred pool, where the towering cliffs that house Magdalen's cave shade the ground, and springs moisten it.
Elsewhere skeletal elm and ash and scrub oaks choked the ground like weeds.
The wild grass and scattered scrub oaks on the descending slopes provide homes for hawks, coyotes, rabbits, squirrels, field mice, and snakes.
The meadow is empty except for scrub oaks and small junipers around the perimeter.
Their view encompassed the main road, the water tower to the west, a barren gravel field broken by lozenges of bare concrete, a line of scrub oaks beyond that, and a state highway slicing through low grassy hills.