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Meanings of black haw in English
Spanish
bumelia lanuginosa Deciduous tree of southeastern United States and Mexico.
Portuguese
viburnum prunifolium Upright deciduous shrub having frosted dark-blue fruit; east and east central North America.
Usage of black haw in English
1
The fruit of the black haw, or stag-bush, is not edible until after frost has touched it.
2
One writer gave black haw and snowball as their favourite foods, and the length of the caterpillar when full grown nearly two inches.
3
Wild grapes and black haws were ready.
4
The bittersweet black haws were ripe.
5
You see it on cultivated plums, grapes, and apples, but never in any such perfection as on moonseed and black haws in the woods.