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Meanings of Hibiscus sabdariffa in English
Portuguese
vinagreira East Indian sparsely prickly annual herb or perennial subshrub widely cultivated for its fleshy calyxes used in tarts and jelly and for its bast fiber.
Synonyms
Examples for "sorrel"
Examples for "sorrel"
1
She went out to the stable and led out the old sorrel-mare.
2
Papa went out and bought a sorrel farm horse and sturdy wagon.
3
The old sorrel he was so fond of riding is still alive.
4
The sorrel sprang forward, sniffed the air, and threw up his head.
5
Pickled girolles and sorrel potato salad Pickled mushrooms are a wonderful thing.
1
He wondered what Rosemary Roselle had written about-inher absurd English-thistime.
2
It wouldn't be safe to leave Rosemary Roselle alone here with Indy.
3
He beat with an emaciated fist on the paneling and called, Roselle!
4
He wanted her; her fragrant spirit, the essence that was herself, Rosemary Roselle.
5
They bore above their dates in March, eighteen sixty-one, the name Rosemary Roselle.
1
It was in the papers, alongside the tragic death of Rozelle.
2
He wanted the child for a model, and Rozelle could not prevent it.
3
Rozelle has survived so many bosses she can't remember them all.
4
Rozelle goes to church at least four times a week.
5
Rozelle, working late, is busy preparing dinner, not cooking, she reminds me, just preparing.
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Once rooted it is as hard to eradicate as plantain and red sorrel.
2
The red tips of other feathers are reflections of the red sorrel of the meadows.
3
The billowy meadow-grass, the tall red sorrel, the untidy, ragged robin, all the yearly-recurring May miracles!
4
There were few people to be seen anywhere; the fields were full of grass, with large daisies and high red sorrel.
5
Like the reaper, the mowing-machine is buried under the swathe it cuts, and flowers fall over it-broadox-eyedaisies and red sorrel.