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Meanings of apricot in English
Asian tree having clusters of usually white blossoms and edible fruit resembling the peach.
Usage of apricot in English
1
And in the midst stood the only apricot tree in Saint X.
2
It is the almond and the apricot trees, it is the Spring.
3
Save some apricot jam for those sweet potatoes for the best results.
4
The peach and apricot borer is the larva of a clear-wing moth.
5
Rub the apricot through a sieve, and stir it into the syrup.
6
Virginia's apricot had become a strand in the pattern of the ball-room.
7
General Digby had no appetite for muffins and apricot jam that afternoon.
8
I believe I detect apricot brandy, vodka, and a hint of lime.
9
And away to the right sits downtown, glowing in the apricot sun.
10
Pile on top of cake and garnish with single piece of apricot.
11
When cold spread thickly with apricot jam and cover with chocolate icing.
12
Her gown was apricot satin and-Grace came to an abrupt stop.
13
Weeding, pruning an apricot tree, planting squash and zucchini seeds, picking veggies.
14
This Bobotie Balls dish is meaty and tangy from the apricot jam.
15
There now, if you haven't nearly made me upset the apricot pie.
16
She licked apricot brandy from her lips and stared into her glass.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common