chaparralin a sentence
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To minimize fire danger, they recommend prescribed burns of chaparral.chaparral = dense vegetation typically consisting of bushes found in dry climates
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It was a relief, after the constant battle with the mesquite and chaparral. (source)
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The track of flattened chaparral was still visible bending away over the floor of the desert.† (source)
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The strike hit when the chaparral of the L.A. valley was ready to burn anyway.† (source)
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Eventually, Bob stepped through the chaparral with Shady, his faithful wolf-malamute, and we lit the propane light again.† (source)
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I see Chaparral Court.† (source)
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Ahead lay a flat and endless valley of dry sagebrush and chaparral; the no-man's-land between the river and the outskirts of the border city of McAllen.† (source)chaparral = dense vegetation typically consisting of bushes found in dry climates
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Like cottontail rabbits and chaparral birds and a baby possum that sulked and lay like dead for the first several hours until he finally decided that Arliss wasn't going to hurt him.† (source)
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Half an hour of riding brought him to the dense chaparral and willow thickets.† (source)
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The crashing of wild animals into the chaparral, and the scarcely frightened flight of rabbits and grouse attested to the wildness of the place.† (source)
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Colorful as they were, quilts weren't the best material for riding through mesquite and chaparral.† (source)
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Small birds were beginning to call from the chaparral.† (source)
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Twice he came to a wide bottom-land green with willow and cottonwood and thick as chaparral, somewhere through the middle of which ran a river he decided must be the lower Nueces.† (source)
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Pea pointed at the house, fifty yards away, in the chaparral.† (source)
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They pulled the wet saddles off the horses and hobbled them and walked off in separate directions through the chaparral to stand spraddlelegged clutching their knees and vomiting.† (source)
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If the moon was high enough to cast a shadow, he sheltered beside a clump of chaparral.† (source)
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