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Meanings of redcurrant in English

A member of the genus Ribes in the gooseberry family Grossulariaceae, native to parts of western Europe (France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, and northern Italy).

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Usage of redcurrant in English
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Photograph: Colin Campbell for the Guardian Remember deep-fried camembert with redcurrant sauce?
The Guardian
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The driver stepped out and looked around towards the redcurrant bushes.
Silence of the grave
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The terrified brothers ran out of the house and headed for the redcurrant bushes.
Silence of the grave
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An appetising price for this reliable standby with plenty of ripe redcurrant and apple fruits.
The Irish Times
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He walked over to them and thought he could tell that they were redcurrant bushes.
Silence of the grave
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He looked in the direction of the redcurrant bushes.
Silence of the grave
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The redcurrant bushes came into focus as he approached them and the green figure took shape.
Silence of the grave
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Who used to go to the redcurrant bushes?
Silence of the grave
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There were a couple of redcurrant bushes, yes.
Silence of the grave
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He told her about the redcurrant bushes and Róbert's strange description of the crooked, green lady.
Silence of the grave
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Some redcurrant bushes are growing near the site of the old house, where we found the bones.
Silence of the grave
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A crooked woman in the redcurrant bushes.
Silence of the grave
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Do you remember the redcurrant bushes?
Silence of the grave
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Is she by the redcurrant bushes?
Silence of the grave
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Their mother had been outdoors that day clearing the beds around the redcurrant bushes and pruning dead branches.
Silence of the grave
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One of the first things she did after they moved to the hill was to get the redcurrant bushes.
Silence of the grave
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