yellow rattle
little yellow rattle
cockscomb
rhinanthus minor latin

Obviously, we would have a little bit of a problem finding something like cockscomb today."

You'll bring your head within a cockscomb, will you?

"Impossible," said the man with the blue cockscomb, bowing to them.

It looks like sort of a cockscomb on top?"

Cockscomb became a forest reserve and no-hunting area in 1984.

As a grain, Cockscomb is a pseudo-cereal, not a true cereal.

A small comb held the hair up like a cockscomb as the scissors snipped.

The militia were taking Cockscomb Bridge, firing back at the train.

Patient drivers of this road will be rewarded with a closer look at spectacular natural features, including one known as the Cockscomb.

He may be a cockscomb, but he brings twenty retainers to my cause.

She came up over Cockscomb Bridge, one of the city's most ancient edifices.

Its name means the "big comb", referring its resemblance to a cockscomb.

It is described as having a bright red cockscomb and spits an equally brilliant-hued fire.

The genus is also related to the cockscomb (Celosia).

A train came tearing over the city on the close-by rail-bridge, within a few yards of the Cockscomb.

This is what sets the dandy apart from the merely overdressed fop or cockscomb.

A day in the Cockscomb Jaguar Reserve costs $60 plus park fees.

He proved himself at The Cockscomb.

"The lady will have breaded cockscomb with the sauce of infant eel.'

For women there is a burgundy velvet jacket with a trapunto collar so intricate it looks like a cockscomb ($540).

The Collective fought very hard for Cockscomb Bridge.

They wheeled cannons and motorguns to point at the old stones of the Cockscomb, and waited.

Papaloa Point in the foreground; Cockscomb in the background.

Cockscomb Mountain was named in 1921 because the outline of the summit was said to resemble a roosters comb.

Currents and rising sea level have reshaped the peninsula from a cockscomb of curved spits to its present bold profile.