wattle

The older wattle planted ten months before had started to come away.

Michael was to begin cutting the wattle which had survived the fire.

It is known for its plantation of 12,000 wattle trees.

That wattle was part of the collateral for the loan.

It was at first a simple collection of wattle huts.

They are named for the wattles in the corners of their mouths.

Like the wattle building, this too could be designed very flexibly.

There was probably a wattle and daub church on the same site soon after.

They have strong legs and featherless wattles behind the bill.

"He has a few more wattles now," the cartoonist said.

He looked like a rooster, with red wattles and hair that stuck up.

The central wattle is large and may possibly be erectile.

Far out beyond them in the tall mature wattle was the line of flame.

You reached the orchard through a plantation of wattle trees.

His flesh hung in wattles, as if death were creeping over him.

She also has no fleshy wattles or comb on the head.

The head is bottle green with a small crest and distinctive red wattle.

It has a bright red or yellow colored neck and wattle.

Except, of course, there were no wattle trees here.

The wattle was tall now, so that the roads between the blocks no longer showed.

I have ten thousand acres of standing wattle which, in another year, will be ready for cutting.

She faced him, the wattle a shield in front of her. "

Red or yellow facial wattles are a more typical decoration.

To insert wattles in a square panel several steps are required.

The mixture is provided with additional structural strength using wattles.