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Meanings of currant in English
Portuguese
groselheira Catalan
riber Usage of currant in English
1
They live in another and more ideal region; except, perhaps, the currant.
2
In flavor, the Red Dutch is unequalled by any other red currant.
3
Place one-half of the currant syrup in a tall glass and add
4
The currant is essentially a northern fruit, therefore does well in Minnesota.
5
Nothing is easier than success in raising young currant bushes, except failure.
6
She crouched behind some currant bushes by the gable end and waited.
7
Add one quart of currant juice, and boil slowly until it jellies.
8
It was only a brick of currant cake, paved with lemon peel.
9
Two long rows of currant-bushes supplied us abundantly for nearly four weeks.
10
Some chickens flapped their wings and sought shelter under a currant bush.
11
Saddle of mutton is a typical company dish-allmutton has currant jelly.
12
Use currant juice instead of water, to moisten a quantity of sugar.
13
Aunt Corinne sat on a log beside him and ate currant pie.
14
I bet it's the currant cakes that are going to be poisoned.
15
Or the varnish that had ruined so many of her currant bushes?
16
Talking of black-currant jelly-howbeautiful the peaches were on the south wall!
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Currant through the time
Currant across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common