christ's-thorn in English
It is called kerenda in Malaya, karaunda in Malaya and India; Bengal currant or Christ's thorn in South India; nam phrom, or namdaeng in Thailand; caramba, caranda, caraunda and perunkila in the Philippines.
Use "christs-thorn" in a sentence
1. Read all about Christ's return!
2. He's a veteran, for Christ's sakes.
3. Let's work together for Christ's sake.
4. We're talking about mouthwash, for Christ's sakes.
5. Thorn medical teams, construction, engineering.
6. Every rose has its thorn.
7. It's a Democratic rally, for Christ's sake!
8. You're talking ghosts here, for Christ's sake.
9. Recall Paul’s “thorn in the flesh.”
10. Thorn conceptualizes winter, she accesses Antipatriotically
11. A missing person isn't clean. Christ's sakes, man.
12. You're a party reporter, for Christ's sake.
13. A thorn stuck in her finger.
14. His finger was spitted a thorn.
15. Cutlasses of thorn stood guard at one.
16. A thorn in my side for too long.
17. The little boy stepped on a sharp thorn.
18. You're sweaty male construction types, for Christ's sake!
19. Coping With “a Thorn in the Flesh”
20. My shirt got hooked on a thorn.
21. Gino was a thorn in their side.
22. Speers CHRIST'S BIRTH IS CITED Angel heralded the Arrival of …
23. But whatever the danger, Christ's followers must avow their principles.
24. For Christ's sake, will you just shut your trap!
25. The dog had a thorn in its pad.