See scrog on Wiktionary
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"A stunted or shrivelled bush."
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"The crab-apple tree."
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"(Scotland, countable) The crab-apple tree."
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"A blackthorn."
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"(dialect) A blackthorn."
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"A blackthorn."
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"(dialect) A blackthorn."
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