Plural of cockspur; multiple spurs attached to fighting roosters, or multiple hawthorn trees with thorn-like protrusions.
Plural form of cockspur (see cockspur). Uses the '-s' suffix to indicate more than one spur or spur-like plant.
Hawthorn trees called cockspur hawthorn are common in North America now, named for their vicious thorns that genuinely look like the metal spurs fighters used to strap onto roosters' legs.
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