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Meanings of crabapple in anglès

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Any of numerous wild apple trees usually with small acidic fruit.

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        Usage of crabapple in anglès
        1
        Addam Marbrand's scouts had found them, hanging black-faced beneath a crabapple tree.
        A feast for crows
        2
        She'd dropped into an orchard, among a trio of crabapple trees.
        Brotherhood of the Wolf
        3
        When they're underripe, they taste like something between a lemon and a crabapple.
        The Perdue Chicken Cookbook
        4
        A fine, sweet, juicy crabapple is more desirable than a scrubby, diseased Jonathan.
        Parent and Child Volume III., Child Study and Training
        5
        In the dim daylight, the dead crabapple trees looked even sadder and more skeletal.
        A Winter Haunting
        6
        Currant, crabapple, grape, apple, and plum are good jelly-making fruits.
        School and Home Cooking
        7
        Our imported plum and crabapple trees were ringed by mice beneath the snow in winter.
        A Labrador Doctor / The Autobiography of Wilfred Thomason Grenfe...
        8
        As with that luminous wonder, the golden hornet crabapple.
        The Irish Times
        9
        She picked some and made a jar of crabapple jelly, and shipped it to Normandy.
        The new yorker
        10
        You'd just look at him and he'd shrivel till he'd look like a dried crabapple snitz!
        Amanda: A Daughter of the Mennonites
        11
        The corpses had been stripped naked, and each man had a crabapple shoved between his teeth.
        A feast for crows
        12
        This is Katherine Powdermaker's crabapple jelly.
        American Gods
        13
        The crabapple tree that the child sat beneath was broken, as if struck by a bolt of lightning.
        Brotherhood of the Wolf
        14
        Now the fields were stubbled with still-standing stalks of harvested corn and most of the crabapple trees were gone.
        A Winter Haunting
        15
        She hated the way the larynx of Henry Wallace, the tenor, stuck out like a crabapple over his low collar.
        The Breaking Point
        16
        He must have been standing now under the crabapple tree, which had bloomed then withered inexplicably very early that spring.
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