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Meanings of elderberry in English
Portuguese
sambucus 
A common shrub with black fruit or a small tree of Europe and Asia; fruit used for wines and jellies.
Herbal medicine documented by the European Medicines Agency.
Related terms
Shrub or herbaceous plant of the genus Sambucus with white or creamy flowers that produces red, blue or black berries.
Usage of elderberry in English
1
He waved his hand at the Flower Prairie, at the elderberry jungle.
2
I am especially interested in persimmons, service-berries, wild cherry, mulberry and elderberry.
3
I added a little elderberry, and some blackberry juice, but not much.
4
For the white stripes of her emblem she chose the hydrangeas and elderberry.
5
And in the elderberry tree they found the grey cat-bird's nest.
6
The experimenter had tasted elderberry once, but he knew no more of wine.
7
You go along the bank, and I'll scour the elderberry patch.
8
That it was all a children's game with elderberry juice and magic rhymes.
9
Half the group were given an elderberry extract, and half were given a placebo.
10
You can find elderberry remedies at most health food stores.
11
He was in the long grass behind an elderberry bush.
12
Nobody in the elderberry group complained of any side effects.
13
It is now legal to make elderberry wine at home.
14
They sat down on the bench that was shaded by the old elderberry tree.
15
Then I happened to remember that elderberry blossoms are poisonous.
16
For full-on pampering, there are treatments from sound meditation to invigorating Styrian elderberry wraps.
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