Canes [noun]

In some parts of Korea the houses were built of stout timbers, the chinks covered with woven cane and plastered with mud.

Aunty Rosa had hidden a light cane behind her, and Punch was beaten then and there over the shoulders.

His chief duty on the sugar plantation is to keep the monkeys out of the cane.

Besides, there is always a bunch of bananas hanging inside the house, and he has sugar-cane in abundance.

Receiving small encouragement in England, he applied to sugar-cane planters to give his engines a trial in the West Indies.

The little brown boy has lived, as you know, on a sugar plantation, where the cane ripens only once a year.

Thou hast bought me no sweet cane with money, neither hast thou filled me with the fat of thy victims.

Then the Girl came across the fields looking for Leo, and found him singing in the cane.

Kerry crossed the room, laid his oilskin and cane upon a chair, and from the shelf where it reposed took a squat volume.

"Wait," said Chief Inspector Kerry, and went swinging in, carrying his overall and having the malacca cane tucked under his arm.