Portuguese
cerejeira negra Large North American wild cherry with round black sour edible fruit.
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Examples for "wild cherry"
Examples for "wild cherry"
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Many cultivated fruiting cherry trees are grafted onto wild cherry root stocks.
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I am especially interested in persimmons, service-berries, wild cherry, mulberry and elderberry.
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To draw the feathered tribe, I planted alder, wild cherry, and grape-vines.
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Frequently they are spun on swamp willows, box-elder, maple, or wild cherry.
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Do you see the top of that wild cherry tree over yonder?
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Some black cherry vodka and then citrus mixes to cut the edge.
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So she put the beer away and took out cans of black cherry soda instead.
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We were sweat-slick, streaked with tracks of shimmering black cherry gloss, and satisfied as hell.
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The inner bark of the wild black cherry she said was good to cure ague and fever.
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The flowers are large, single, purple bells, and the berries black and shiny like a black cherry.
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Sorry. She sipped her black cherry soda.
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She drove a black cherry Jeep Wrangler, customized with silver mudflaps, no hardtop, and brawny, oversized tires.
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The black cherry is the most common species in the United States, and is both wild and cultivated.
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His SFINCSS bio states that he enjoys waltzing, scuba-diving, cooking black cherry cake, and tending a Japanese stone garden.
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People had left remembrances at a diseased black cherry tree, the bark peeling away to show the flesh beneath.
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The company also sells alcoholic beverages in flavors such as black cherry, classic margarita, mango punch and blood orange.
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Now he felt sure that this black cherry of Bosnia, this girl with the waist of a dragon-fly, was his.
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What a gleeful uproar the robins, cedar-birds, high-holes, and cow black -birds make amid the black cherry-trees as we pass along.
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The wild cherries are not very nice; but the bark of the black cherry is good for agues and low fevers.
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The wild black cherry is one of his favorites, as is the red pin cherry, which is a little more sour.
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Chestnut, white ash, tulip, poplar and black cherry are other species whose value for various purposes suggests the possible advisability of their introduction.
