cockspur , auch: cockspur hawthorn
Crataegus crus-galli latin

"It's for the good of the performance," Cockspur said.

Cockspur could not help but admire the audience.

Mr. Cockspur left the stage, head high, still coolly in character.

He suddenly became aware of Mr. Cockspur standing behind him.

In 1868 he had offices at 20 Cockspur Street, London.

In either event, Cockspur would be furious, but then, he was furious about something most of the time anyway.

Cockspur stood just outside his dressing room.

At first even Mr. Cockspur looked stunned; then he took it as his due.

Pardon me," he said to Cockspur, concealing his relief.

"Mr. Cockspur, I've tried to be civil, because you were a friend of my father.

They also play in the Cockspur Cup.

The illegally-parked car received a parking ticket in Cockspur Street at 02:30.

"You youngsters are far too cavalier with the language," Mr. Cockspur said.

Then, too late, he noticed Mr. Cockspur holding court.

It was too late to flee Mr. Cockspur and his interminable stories.

Lindy helped Mr. Cockspur sit down, then grabbed the first person she saw.

This was renamed the "Cockspur Cup" for 2004.

Everyone at the table except Cockspur looked at Jim with expressions of supplication.

He had made everyone uncomfortable except Mr. Cockspur.

The fledgling actor received the scene from Mr. Cockspur.

He had not yet seen Mr. Cockspur.

Mr. Cockspur composed himself in the wings.

"They hated the rest of us and they liked Mr. Cockspur?"

The director turned back to Mr. Cockspur.

The club's crowning achievement came in 2005 when they won the Cockspur Cup for the first time in their history.