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thorn English-Italian

spina f

Thorn British & World English

German name for Toruń.

thorn British & World English

a stiff, sharp-pointed woody projection on the stem or other part of a plant

thorn English-French

épine f

camel thorn British & World English

either of two spiny leguminous shrubs occurring in arid country

thorn apple British & World English

a poisonous datura with large trumpet-shaped white flowers and toothed leaves, which has become a weed of waste ground in many countries

buffalo thorn British & World English

a tropical African shrub or small tree with glossy leaves and thorns which grow in pairs, one of each pair being straight and the other curved

Christ's thorn British & World English

a thorny shrub popularly supposed to have formed Christ’s crown of thorns, in particular:

cockspur thorn British & World English

a North American hawthorn which is grown for its rich orange autumn foliage

Jerusalem thorn British & World English

a thorny tropical American tree of the pea family, grown as an ornamental

a thorn in someone's side or flesh in thorn British & World English

a source of continual annoyance or trouble

there is no rose without a thorn in thorn British & World English

every apparently desirable situation has its share of trouble or difficulty

thorn bush in thorn British & World English

a thorny bush, shrub, or tree, especially a hawthorn

thorn tree in thorn British & World English

a thorny bush, shrub, or tree, especially a hawthorn

wait-a-bit thorn in wait-a-bit (also wait-a-bit thorn) British & World English

an African bush with hooked thorns that catch the clothing, in particular an acacia

the thorn stuck in my finger in stick English-French

l'épine m'est restée dans le doigt