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Meanings of mulberry in English
Any of several trees of the genus Morus having edible fruit that resembles the blackberry.
Usage of mulberry in English
1
She was the one who had the magnificent mulberry-tree in her garden.
2
These two indoor trees are closely related species in the mulberry family.
3
The door of the house under the mulberry trees stood wide open.
4
The fig and mulberry are the only trees that grow well here.
5
Their dress was formed of the bark made from the paper mulberry-tree.
6
Then she sprang from the mulberry-tree, to the great consternation of Silvère.
7
When the mulberry tree begins to shoot, the last frost has gone.
8
Tell Cassander to meet me under the moon and the mulberry tree.
9
Raw silk is an important product, and the mulberry-tree is extensively grown.
10
Other fairly hardy and drought-resistant trees are osage orange and Russian mulberry.
11
I am especially interested in persimmons, service-berries, wild cherry, mulberry and elderberry.
12
It was a white mulberry tree, and stood near a cool spring.
13
A few mulberry trees lately imported showed an intention of cultivating silk-worms.
14
They had been looking for the auti, or paper-mulberry, but without success.
15
For a snack she eats branches of maple, mulberry, alder, or grape.
16
Columbine turned to pour out a glass of Mrs. Peck's mulberry wine.
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Mulberry through the time
Mulberry across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common