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Meanings of raisin in English
Usage of raisin in English
1
When I did not understand his meaning, he explained, Funeral pie's raisin.
2
Glycemic and insulinemic responses were decreased after raisin consumption compared to reference.
3
Cinnamon raisin is one of America's most popular breads, and no wonder.
4
He ripped open a honey nut and raisin and looked at her.
5
That apple, carrot, and raisin salad I loved was already in Tupperware.
6
He stuffed the raisin into his cheek and returned to his running.
7
He thought about Norma at the oven, cursing her burned raisin bread.
8
Mama took the new neighbor a loaf of fresh cinnamon raisin bread.
9
She smiles and places a raisin on the tip of his tongue.
10
I'm so glad I raised my children when they was raisin' children.
11
Well, why couldn't you say so at once without raisin' this rumpus.
12
Both birds turned their heads sharply at the drop of the raisin.
13
An' kin' o' go it 'ith a resh in raisin' Hail Columby:
14
Between thar and Union, thar's a bunch o' Mescalo Apaches raisin' thunder.
15
Lives there all year 'round alone, fishin' an' raisin' turtles fer market.
16
Think all that California sun dried her brain up like a raisin.
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Raisin through the time
Raisin across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common