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Meanings of persimmon tree in English
Portuguese
caquizeiro Catalan
caqui Synonyms
Examples for "persimmon"
Examples for "persimmon"
1
It's delicious with the ripe figs, peaches and persimmon of the area.
2
Grandma kept a barrel to make locust and persimmon beer in.
3
Astragalin is an anti-inflammatory flavonoid present in persimmon leaves and green tea seeds.
4
The persimmon is as hard as stone when it is unripe.
5
Beyond her was a large double bed with a persimmon-colored spread.
Usage of persimmon tree in English
1
No persimmon tree was ever stripped without the repetition of their old joke.
2
Caught by the General Commanding Division, twenty feet high on a persimmon tree, and Nos.
3
Much of the view was obscured by the leafy branches of a huge persimmon tree.
4
They would bring her food, and she could bathe in the pool beneath the persimmon tree.
5
A little white boy was up in a persimmon tree settin' on a limb eating persimmons.
6
A saddle-horse was tied to a persimmon tree a hundred yards or so down the other side.
7
High and alone in a bare persimmon tree for one's dinner hardly sounds like a merry Christmas.
8
Dany glanced back toward the persimmon tree.
9
The great shrinking of the sap-wood of the persimmon tree makes the wood of but trifling value commercially.
10
The light of the rising sun shimmered on the water, broken by the shadow of the persimmon tree.
11
He beheld January descend from the carriage, and walk to a persimmon tree and pluck some of the fruit.
12
Mack clem up in a persimmon tree one day and the old man hollered at him, 'Get out of that tree 'fore you fall.'
13
One of the finest in the collection, a specimen of the persimmon tree, some two feet in diameter, has been ruined by the seasoning process.
14
Then I must look at his Japanese persimmon trees, and many other things.
15
Persimmon tree (a) One graft, green on green; one green graft on old wood.
16
I'd see a little temple, or a tiled house with an orchard of persimmon trees around it.