Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. You may find more data at evergreens.
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word Evergreens.
Examples
-
Montclair Historical Society couldn't have picked a better spot to stage a murder mystery fundraiser than the creaky, spooky, Adams-familyesque former residence of German industrialist Charles Shultz (aka Evergreens).
Baristanet 2009
-
"Evergreens" (i.e., works that manifest enduring popularity long after they are completed) are in fact very rare; and the evergreens we do have are not the traffic-mongers that some might think.
COMIXTALK 2009
-
Evergreens and wreaths, holly and ivy, and even mistletoe turn out to be customs borrowed from ancient Roman and Germanic winter solstice celebrations, assimilated and co-opted by the church after Constantine made peace between his empire and the Christians.
Jim Wallis: The Real War On Christmas... By Fox News Jim Wallis 2011
-
Deciduous trees, as opposed to Evergreens, shed leaves annually.
The Memory Palace Mira Bartók 2011
-
Deciduous trees, as opposed to Evergreens, shed leaves annually.
The Memory Palace Mira Bartók 2011
-
Evergreens and wreaths, holly and ivy, and even mistletoe turn out to be customs borrowed from ancient Roman and Germanic winter solstice celebrations, assimilated and co-opted by the church after Constantine made peace between his empire and the Christians.
Jim Wallis: The Real War On Christmas... By Fox News Jim Wallis 2011
-
They buried him at the Evergreens out by the Queens border, the cemetery Mama and Papa chose because it was nondenominational.
DIAMOND RUBY Joseph Wallace 2010
-
They buried him at the Evergreens out by the Queens border, the cemetery Mama and Papa chose because it was nondenominational.
DIAMOND RUBY Joseph Wallace 2010
-
They buried him at the Evergreens out by the Queens border, the cemetery Mama and Papa chose because it was nondenominational.
DIAMOND RUBY Joseph Wallace 2010
-
Roses, daisies (Dickinson referred to herself in letters as Daisy), daylilies (as a child she was "Cow lily" to her sister Lavinia's "pond lily"), tulips, columbine, hollyhocks and jasmine border the path between the facades of Dickinson's house, the Homestead, and her brother Austin's Italianate manse, the Evergreens.
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.