Birch

What do we mean by birch?

Any of various deciduous trees or shrubs of the genus Betula, native to the Northern Hemisphere and having unisexual flowers in catkins, alternate, simple, toothed leaves, and bark that often peels in thin papery layers. noun

The hard, close-grained wood of any of these trees, used especially in furniture, interior finishes, and plywood. noun

A rod from a birch, used to administer a whipping. noun

To whip with or as if with a birch. transitive verb

In New Zealand, a name of any one of several species of Nothofagus. noun

Same as white birch . noun

Same as cañon- birch. noun

The Atlantic coast birch, B. populifolia. noun

The paper-or canoe-birch, B. papyrifera. noun

Nothofagus Solandri, a beautiful evergreen tree 100 feet high: so called from the color of the bark. noun

A tree or shrub belonging to the genus Betula (which see). noun

A birch rod, or a number of birch-twigs bound together, sometimes used for punishing children. noun

A birch-bark canoe. noun

To beat or punish with a birch rod; flog.

A tree of several species, constituting the genus Betula; as, the white or common birch (Betula alba) (also called silver birch and lady birch); the dwarf birch (Betula glandulosa); the paper or canoe birch (Betula papyracea); the yellow birch (Betula lutea); the black or cherry birch (Betula lenta). noun

The wood or timber of the birch. noun

A birch twig or birch twigs, used for flogging. noun

A birch-bark canoe. noun

A species (Bursera gummifera) of turpentine tree. noun

Any of various trees of the genus Betula, native to countries in the Northern Hemisphere.

A hard wood taken from the birch tree, typically used to make furniture.

A stick, rod or bundle of twigs made from birch wood, used for punishment.

A birch-bark canoe.

An alternative for bitch. Birch is commonly used to bypass internet filters. It is also used to call someone a bitch without the associated negative connotations; a more light-hearted approach. Urban Dictionary

(n) plural: -es / a set of people that are not bound by the limitations alcoholism/addiction/sanity Urban Dictionary

A combination of a bird and bitch. Urban Dictionary

The promenade in the heart of Brea, California. Often referred to as Birch Street. Basically, the only fucking thing to do in Brea if your under 18 and can't drink or party. Includes two movie theaters and various shops, and is very close to the mall. Kids swarm it on the weekend, the place to go, when your not at the mall or at school or something elsee unimportant. Pretty much truee. Yeahh i live theree. : Urban Dictionary

1. A red Bull and Vodka 2. A derogatory term for someone you don't want to call an outright bitch. 3. A name to address a crowd of people by Urban Dictionary

The polite version of bitch. Employing the word birch does not insult female dogs or any other animate living creature. It describes an extraordinarily mean female. Urban Dictionary

Sometimes endearingly used, a birch is a step down from a bitch and is often called this after either a bitchy action or to force a quirky reaction to the name-calling Urban Dictionary

The name your friend gets when you are at a party and you try to text your friend to tell them that they are a bitch, but you accidentally text birch. Urban Dictionary

When a girl goes up to another girl and grabs there boobs. Urban Dictionary

The act of stalking a person's various saved documentation (such as social media, film reels, leaked recording in private settings etc.) in a quest to find something offensive and frivolous they may have said at any point in the past, regardless of what age or personal growth said person may have gone through since the time of. Disproportionately utilized against people who have made some kind of name for themselves in some way, shape or form since no one cares if Joe Nobody ever said something dumb. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to birch:
birch, bitch, birth, pirch, burch, barch, mirch, bich, kirch, bisch, birc, borch, berch.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word birch:
basswood, hornbeam, alder, larch, dogwood, downy, balsam, coulee, spruce, bark, hemlock, poplar, aspen, beech, plywood, salix, willow, rhododendron, coyle, sycamore, fir, acer, maple, hazel, juniper, elm, sap, rowan, pine, hickory, conjecture, spp, tundra, syrup, deciduous, scrolls, hawthorn, ash, oak, chestnut, shrubs, cherry, trees, bog, pollen, walnut, woodland, shrub, cedar, gregory, canoe, tree, moth, holly, forests, mouse, scots, manuscript, planted, grove, moss, vatican, woods, forest, alpine, beer, wood, housed, sugar, carroll, flora, slopes, deer, vegetation, alaska, creek, grow, reduction, species, leaf, wild, hills, society.

Words that rhyme with birch:
search, research, church, perch, lurch, scientific research, smirch, burch, catholic church, greek orthodox church, durch, coptic church, eastern church, protestant episcopal church, empirical research, operations research, high church, roman catholic church, christian church, episcopal church, mormon church, greek church, doctor of the church, orthodox church, bertsch, ocean perch, protestant church, methodist church, anglican church, baptist church, russian orthodox church, upchurch, eastern orthodox church, western church, established church, silver perch, congregational church, old catholic church, roman church, director of research, presbyterian church, byzantine church, funeral church, lutheran church, united methodist church, wesleyan methodist church, european perch, unitarian church, orthodox catholic church, rainbow perch, congregational christian church, pike perch, right of search, white perch, high anglican church, yellow perch, lerche, mennonite church, gertsch, whitchurch, burtch, bertch, bertsche.

Adjectives that are often used to describe birch:
white, yellow, black, sweet, gray, young, red, silver, european, common, stunted, tall, slender, leaved, curly, late, fragrant, green, aspen, graceful, dead, big, grey, karelian, downy, fallen, baltic, pine, native, arctic, beautiful, occasional, barked, bog, dry, finnish, silvery, delicate, light, slim, golden, thick, paper, beech, scattered, twisted, longer, pale, swamp, anti, cherry, nearby, gnarled, leaf, pubescent, lovely, laminated, canadian, pro, scrubby, oak, scented, mixed, leafless, mature, grown, polished, shrubby.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective birch:
hirschfeld, trees, bark, forest, pfeiffer, jensen, tree, twigs, forests, andersen, leaves, wood, brooms, rods, heath, branches, boughs, woodland, maple, plywood, machin, rod, groves, sap, seeds, alder, woods, woodlands, reynardson, stand, seedlings, anderson, sticks, punk, rind, tar, buds, damage, bog, saplings, veneer, dale, pine, thickets, cox, hirshfeld, hirschf, examples, broom, catkins, spruce, hemlock, iiirschfeld, fever, hirschfield, murnaghan, bud, glade, glades, pitch, switches, plantations, veneers, legs, thomsen, barks, beer, bartlett, log, oak, wathen, oil, flowers, hirschfeld1, leaved.

Consonant match to birch:
bitch, beach, batch, beech, botch, butch, bouche, buch, boche, buche, bouch, burch, bache, bauch, bertsch, bueche, burtch, bautch, bertch, bertsche, betsch, butsch.

Words that sound like birch:
birch, burch, berge, birge, burdge, bursch, brj, perch, purch, pirch, perche, bree, brie, brea, butch, bri, burry, bry, bery, brii, bourree, bitch, beach, bra, brew, ber, bert, batch, breach, borough, bray, botch, beret, bre, beech, brah, boro, breech, bern, berk, birt, bir, bers, brae, brach, breaux, betch, birk, birs, bache, bourke, birn, boche, brey, birr, britch, birle, berne, berle, birl, brau, bres, bauch, berke, baru, breau, brk, braa, bearn, bircher, berl, britsch, bearce, breault, birte, bearse, berte, bartsch, bch, brauch, birched, brh, birse, berthe, birc, beur, bratch, birne, bratsch, bortsch, brl, beurs, breu, berck, berht, bouc, beurk, bhr, birke, bratsche.