myrtle
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Origin of myrtle
Myrtle
noun
Examples from the Web for myrtle
Contemporary Examples of myrtle
They were racing toward the corner of Tompkins and Myrtle avenues with Johnson at the wheel when another call came over the radio.
Traffic up ahead on Myrtle backed up, and Johnson began weaving in and out.
In 1987, Myrtle Young came on The Tonight Show to show off her rare collection of potato chips.
Myrtle Beach Tea Party leader Joe Dugan was one of those who said his attention is elsewhere.
By a wide margin, he came across as the least scary, least risky, most cautious choice on the stage at Myrtle Beach.
Picking Mitt Romney Is Picking the Least Scary Republican, Not the Most InspiringMichael Medved
January 17, 2012
Historical Examples of myrtle
You remember I feared the old superstition, and I went to—Myrtle.
The Law-BreakersRidgwell Cullum
Her favourite plants were the myrtle, apple-tree, rose, and poppy.
Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece and RomeE.M. Berens
So speaks he, and shrouds his brows with his mother's myrtle.
The Aeneid of VirgilVirgil
Until then she was very respectfully his friend, Myrtle Musgrove.
Moriah's Mourning and Other Half-Hour SketchesRuth McEnery Stuart
It was a wedding dress, and there was a veil with it, and a wreath of myrtle.
Hunter's MarjoryMargaret Bruce Clarke