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Meanings of huckleberry in English
Dark-blue, round edible fruit of a plant in the genus Vaccinium, up to approximately 10 mm diameter.
Usage of huckleberry in English
1
So they ate their huckleberry-pie, and then Mr. Thimblefinger told the story.
2
They prefer albumen and starch and nitrogen to huckleberry pie and doughnuts.
3
There was one small huckleberry plant to which I had a particular attachment.
4
Ida said look at the variety she's got, cherry, huckleberry, strawberry-
5
I'll be as mum as a clam climbing a huckleberry bush.
6
He wanted to know if I fed him on huckleberry pie.
7
It was a delicious wild berry that grows here, known as the red huckleberry.
8
It is the latter, not the large-seeded huckleberry, which offers possibilities for profitable culture.
9
You'd have thought he was running a huckleberry train from the time he took.
10
What about old-fashioned "cookies" and huckleberry pie which melts in the mouth?
11
Doesn't it seem good to get some of Cousin Roxy's huckleberry pancakes again, girls?
12
They had to climb up over high rocks, and in among huckleberry-bushes and black berry-vines.
13
The meat was brought back, and he had more of a sweet boiled huckleberry pudding.
14
Cautiously, peering from behind the huckleberry growth, he watched Pat slamming the milk cans around.
15
He holds a a red furry huckleberry hound doll.
16
A bit of copying and pasting, and any handset or music player is your huckleberry.
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