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Meanings of gooseberry in English
Portuguese
groselheira Catalan
agrassó 
Spiny Eurasian shrub having greenish purple-tinged flowers and ovoid yellow-green or red-purple berries.
Usage of gooseberry in English
1
A ridiculously beautiful shot of a sea gooseberry and its sticky tentacles.
2
The gooseberry is not alluded to by writers of the classical period.
3
A stone, as large as a common gooseberry, was in the gall-bladder.
4
The current and gooseberry are also infested with several species of plant-lice.
5
The Major looked at him rather queerly with his good-humoured gooseberry eyes.
6
Everything from gooseberry seeds to cake pops to beer to WordPress themes.
7
There's a good path starts t'other side of that wild gooseberry bush.
8
The currant and gooseberry are very similar in their cultural requirements.
9
Some clothes spread out on the gooseberry bushes were drying in the sun.
10
It makes fine tarts and puddings, being somewhat like the gooseberry in taste.
11
He had torn it on the thorns of the wild gooseberry-bushes.
12
The fullest account of the gooseberry is given by Mr. Thompson in 'Transact.
13
I will take a thorn from the gooseberry bush to spear him with.
14
The children were playing keep house out under the gooseberry bushes.
15
The joyful relationship between gooseberry and elderflower is less well known.
16
The best of them is inferior to our apricot or gooseberry.
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United Kingdom
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