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• false boxwood — noun see false box …   Useful english dictionary

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• false box — noun or false boxwood : a small tree or shrub (Gyminda grisebechii) of the southeastern U.S., Mexico, northern So. America, and parts of the West Indies having small leathery leaves resembling those of the box (Buxus sempervirens) …   Useful english dictionary

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