Thorny

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Meanings of Thorny

   
Adjective
  • Having sharp points that can hurt you, like on some plants.
  • Something that is difficult or causes problems.
  • Feeling grumpy or unfriendly.
   

Explanation of the word: Thorny

Thorny means something that has sharp points on it, like a rose bush. If you touch it, it can poke you.

   

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Related Words for the word: Thorny

sharp prickly bush plant
   

Translations for the word: Thorny

   
hindi
काँटेदार

kaantedaara

काँटेदार

kaantedaara

काँटा

kaantaa

   
   

Mini Blog for the word: Thorny

Rosie the Rose

In a sunny garden, there lived a little rose named Rosie. Rosie was beautiful, but she had a thorny problem! Her thorns were sharp and prickly, making it hard for her friends to come close.

One day, a brave little bee named Benny buzzed by. “Why are you so thorny, Rosie?” he asked.

Rosie sighed, “I want to protect myself, but I also want friends!” Benny thought for a moment and said, “Your thorns can help you, but they don’t have to keep others away!”

From that day on, Rosie learned to share her beauty and kindness, and her garden bloomed with friendship!

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Frequently Asked Questions about the word: Thorny

The word 'thorny' means something that has many sharp points or spikes, like a rose bush.

You pronounce 'thorny' like this: THORN-ee.

The word 'thorny' comes from the Old English word 'þorn', which means thorn.

The word 'thorny' in Kannada is 'ಕಂಟೆ' (Kaṇṭe).
   

Facts, Proverbs and Quotes about the word: Thorny

Fact: Thorny plants, like roses, have sharp points to protect themselves from animals that want to eat them!
Proverb: A thorn in the side means a small problem can be annoying.
Quote: "Every rose has its thorn." - Bret Michaels