English to Chichewa Meaning of bazoom - bazoom

Bazoom :

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Definitions of bazoom in English

Noun(1) West Indian tree; source of bay rum(2) deciduous aromatic shrub of eastern North America with grey-green wax-coated berries

Examples of bazoom in English

(1) Wild bayberry thrives in the sand with almost no maintenance, will grow in full sun or partial shade, is not harmed by salt spray and is drought-resistant.(2) Know of a willow hawthorn or evergreen bayberry near you?(3) Root cuttings are not often used as an important method of propagation, but many plants, such as bayberry , wisteria, some rose species, and oak-leaf hydrangea, can be propagated by this method.(4) Decorative arches are erected in the festival area and are covered with bundles of bayberry branches.(5) In the past, grass, bayberry , and other weeds had taken over most areas used by the nesting commons.(6) The rolling hummocks wear a soft, wind-tossed mane of reeds, and here and there thickets of aspen, sumac and bayberry punctuate the scene.(7) Samantha watched him go inside and shut it behind him; a flash of lightning illuminated the beach roses and the bayberry bushes, and the old overturned schooner in front of Ray's work shed.(8) Needles that still look fresh should be removed from the tree and mixed with an equal amount of bayberry leaves, tiny pinecones and a preservative that absorbs scent.(9) Before fall migration, swallows gorge themselves on insects and bayberries .(10) Included in the brambles are raspberries, blackberries, dewberries, loganberries, bayberries , and the wineberry.

(1) bay ::

Bay

(2) berry ::

Berry

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