Portuguese
groselha preta Widely cultivated current bearing edible black aromatic berries.
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But I've got some black currant jelly that sick folks fancy.
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And I still can't believe we haven't found lavender black currant champagne anywhere.
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Everybody started surging toward either the petitions or the lavender black currant champagne.
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Look at his eye-forall the world like a villainous sort of black currant.
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And you shall have a glass of old black currant liqueur for your pains!
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But maybe we should make lavender black currant champagne instead.
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It has a robust mouthfeel, very noticeable black currant up front, and a spicy finish.
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He takes some throat lozenges, some black currant pastilles, and he... uses a facial sauna.
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His game was a big fat spruce hen standing under a thicket of black currant bushes.
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This variety is crafted from red grapes and may have hints of black currant and cherry flavors.
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Bronchial subjects who have been confining themselves to black currant lozenges on patriotic grounds will welcome the news.
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She can hardly sleep for it, and I promised her a pot of my own black currant jelly.
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Even Miss Milligan's black currant eyes could see that her nerves were terribly wrong-shelooked ghastly, poor thing!
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Stuffy got a fat pig, and the little folks had birds, and cats, and rabbits, with black currant eyes.
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More than half of the black currant varieties grown in Russia, the world's leading producer, were bred at Pavlovsk.
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The work surface was tiled, all white except for a few drops of what looked like black currant juice.
