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1. brier patch
noun.
Tangled
mass
of
prickly
plants.
Synonyms
brier
vegetation
botany
flora
brierpatch
Antonyms
fauna
nondevelopment
racer
Animalia
male
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2. brierpatch
noun.
Tangled
mass
of
prickly
plants.
Synonyms
brier
brier patch
vegetation
botany
flora
Antonyms
fauna
nondevelopment
racer
Animalia
male
3. patch
noun.
(ˈpætʃ)
A
small
contrasting
part
of
something.
Synonyms
sundog
splash
mock sun
macula
speck
speckle
fleck
worn spot
pinpoint
plaque
macule
parhelion
facula
spot
fret
marking
nebula
maculation
dapple
sunspot
Antonyms
unbuckle
unhook
unzip
unlock
dislodge
Etymology
patch (English)
pacche (Middle English (1100-1500))
4. patch
noun.
(ˈpætʃ)
A
small
area
of
ground
covered
by
specific
vegetation.
Synonyms
bed
parcel of land
tract
plot of land
garden
plot
plot of ground
piece of ground
piece of land
parcel
Antonyms
summerize
sedate
de-energize
de-energise
falsify
Etymology
patch (English)
pacche (Middle English (1100-1500))
5. brier
noun.
(ˈbraɪɝ)
Tangled
mass
of
prickly
plants.
Synonyms
brier patch
vegetation
botany
flora
brierpatch
Antonyms
fauna
predatory animal
pureblood
scavenger
ectotherm
6. patch
verb.
(ˈpætʃ)
To
join
or
unite
the
pieces
of.
Synonyms
vamp up
join
piece
vamp
conjoin
Antonyms
disjoin
separation
disconnectedness
incoherence
stranger
Etymology
patch (English)
pacche (Middle English (1100-1500))
7. patch
noun.
(ˈpætʃ)
A
piece
of
cloth
used
as
decoration
or
to
mend
or
cover
a
hole.
Synonyms
shoulder patch
pasty
flash
piece of cloth
piece of material
Antonyms
outfield
fauna
unite
unwrap
uncover
Etymology
patch (English)
pacche (Middle English (1100-1500))
8. patch
verb.
(ˈpætʃ)
Provide
with
a
patch;
also
used
metaphorically.
Synonyms
render
furnish
provide
supply
Antonyms
past
future
postmeridian
antemeridian
unspell
Etymology
patch (English)
pacche (Middle English (1100-1500))
9. brier
noun.
(ˈbraɪɝ)
Evergreen
treelike
Mediterranean
shrub
having
fragrant
white
flowers
in
large
terminal
panicles
and
hard
woody
roots
used
to
make
tobacco
pipes.
Synonyms
true heath
Erica arborea
briar
erica
briarroot
tree heath
Antonyms
achromatic
nondevelopment
racer
Animalia
male
10. brier
noun.
(ˈbraɪɝ)
A
thorny
stem
or
twig.
Synonyms
twig
sprig
branchlet
Antonyms
peeper
mate
darter
captive
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