Furze in a sentence as a noun

The biggest one I watch is Colin furze and that's about 3x a year when it shows up here.

... [By 1871] The whole space on the summit of the hill, to the right and the left of the high road ... has been ruthlessly dug up for gravel and sand; leaving a dreary, desert prospect of hideous pits and shapeless heaps as far as the view extends over the hill itself, with a few miserable furze bushes here and there, a ragged tuft of dusty ling; but without one square yard of verdant turf for a baby to roll on.

Furze definitions

noun

very spiny and dense evergreen shrub with fragrant golden-yellow flowers; common throughout western Europe

See also: gorse whin