Firs

This is more temperate country than the Clearwater region: The St. Joe is heavily forested in firs, spruces, hemlocks and cedars, and there's less open space in the woods. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Slide 4: I title the firs t of the following photog raphs "Lunc h atop a Skys c rape r" or "Lunc h at the top of a s kys c rape r" The author is Charle s C. Ebbe ts. ❋ Unknown (2008)

He stepped down on to the platform and looked around, listening for the familiar call of 'firs'-years over' ere ... firs'-years ... ' ❋ Rowling, J. K. (2003)

But the spicy scent of the firs was the motive that recurred most persistently: it clung even to the stairways of the houses. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Above the firs are the half-bare and twisted branches of the maples, partly cloaked in faded leaves. ❋ Modesitt, L. E. (1994)

Behind the firs were the usual mix of Westron trees, most of the leafy ones well toward losing their summer foliage and having but scraggly winter leaves. ❋ Modesitt, L. E. (1992)

This left bank of the Meurthe is separated from the valley of the Moselle by a bristling slope of firs, which is traversed by a series of passages, the defiles of Chipotte, of the Croix Idoux, of the Haut Jacques d'Anozel, of ❋ Francis Trevelyan Miller (1902)

Between the wild cherry and the firs was a patch of deep blue distance. ❋ Humphry Ward (1885)

Against one of the firs was a rough bench turned to the west, and seated upon it they saw Ian, smoking a formless mass of much defiled sea-foam, otherwise meer-schaum. ❋ George MacDonald (1864)

Uh, I always blow the last name firs, first name last Sondra. ❋ Unknown (2009)

` Run out some them big, yella, lump-toed Royal Kings befo 'my eyes, an' firs 'pair fit me I pay price, an' wear 'em right off on me! ' ❋ Unknown (1915)

When I come to at the cabin an 'firs' thing tried to get a chaw of tobacco I foun 'my pockets all turned wrong side out. ❋ Jackson Gregory (1912)

'Run out some them big, yella, lump-toed Royal Kings befo' my eyes, an 'firs' pair fit me I pay price, an 'wear 'em right off on me!' ❋ Booth Tarkington (1907)

An 'firs' t'ing den de ole man walk right t'roo de stove pipe hole. ❋ Various (1887)

An 'we crossed over a line like, an' firs 'I know I's in de pure white robe too, an' singin 'wid all dat great company. ❋ Haviland, Laura S (1881)

An 'firs' t'ing we know, she go off till nex 'year, ❋ William Henry Drummond (1880)

An 'firs' t'ing ev'ry morning, sure, he mak 'it toot! toot! toot! ❋ William Henry Drummond (1880)

Person 1: Did you see FIR last night? [Person 2]: [Hell yes], they were [fucking fantastic]! ❋ Metatpedal377 (2012)

Adam-"Mary is [pretty cute], shes [probly] like an 6 outta 10 dude" Ced- "Alright well lemme [check her out] on facebook...well based on her FIR, id say shes about a 7 or 8" ❋ SwaggerWagon (2010)

[Fan-girl]: "FIR is totally [my favorite] [band] ever!" ❋ Barbie12 (2013)

Fir or [Falling in Reverse]? ❋ Brendon Urie Fan (2017)

After getting home from vacation, I found my house burglarized so I [filed] an FIR with [the police] and now it's just a matter of bribing them to [pay attention] to it. ❋ DaleJulio (2009)

This [forest] is [composed] mainly of fir [trees] ❋ Cassidy Peterson (2004)

girl1: OMG did you see the guy who just came in? girl2: [Yeaaaah], he's looking fir' as dat 1 [thang] girl1: [You can say that again]! ❋ Millz322 (2007)

Oh man this [ho] will do [BBBJ] and FIR? Where's my [burner]? ❋ Digitalanalpenetrator (2014)

Johnny, before you put on the ornaments, please [pet the fir] so it [doesn't look] so [sparse]. Thanks dear! ❋ FlaccidFabio (2016)

Johnny, before you put on the ornaments, please [pet the fir] so it [doesn't look] so [sparse]. Thanks dear! ❋ FlaccidFabio (2016)