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Definition of cherry
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Cherry
(n.) The wild
cherry;
as,
Prunus
serotina
(wild black
cherry),
valued
for its
timber;
P.
Virginiana
(choke
cherry),
an
American
shrub which bears
astringent
fruit;
P. avium and P.
Padus,
European
trees (bird
cherry)..
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Cherry
::
Cherry
(n.) The
timber
of the
cherry
tree, esp. of the black
cherry,
used in
cabinetmaking,
etc..
Oxheart
::
Oxheart
(n.) A large
heart-shaped
cherry,
either
black,
red, or
white..
Amontillado
::
Amontillado
(n.) A dry kind of
cherry,
of a light
color..
Stem
::
Stem (n.) A
little
branch
which
connects
a
fruit,
flower,
or leaf with a main
branch;
a
peduncle,
pedicel,
or
petiole;
as, the stem of an apple or a
cherry..
Cerasinous
::
Cerasinous
(a.) Of a
cherry
color.
Morel
::
Morel (n.) A kind of
cherry.
See
Morello.
Pentastichous
::
Pentastichous
(a.)
Having,
or
arranged
in, five
vertical
ranks,
as the
leaves
of an apple tree or a
cherry
tree..
Promethea
::
Promethea
(n.) A large
American
bombycid
moth
(Callosamia
promethea).
Its larva feeds on the
sassafras,
wild
cherry,
and other
trees,
and
suspends
its
cocoon
from a
branch
by a
silken
band..
Cherry
::
Cherry
(n.) A tree or shrub of the genus
Prunus
(Which
also
includes
the plum)
bearing
a
fleshy
drupe with a bony
stone.
Maraschino
::
Maraschino
(n.) A
liqueur
distilled
from
fermented
cherry
juice,
and
flavored
with the pit of a
variety
of
cherry
which grows in
Dalmatia..
Birch
::
Birch (n.) A tree of
several
species,
constituting
the genus
Betula;
as, the white or
common
birch (B. alba) (also
called
silver
birch and lady
birch);
the dwarf birch (B.
glandulosa);
the paper or canoe birch (B.
papyracea);
the
yellow
birch (B.
lutea);
the black or
cherry
birch (B.
lenta)..
Phlorizin
::
Phlorizin
(n.) A
bitter
white
crystalline
glucoside
extracted
from the root bark of the
apple,
pear,
cherry,
plum, etc..
Bird Cherry
::
Bird
cherry
() A shrub
(Prunus
Padus ) found in
Northern
and
Central
Europe.
It bears small black
cherries.
Cherry
::
Cherry
(a.) Like a red
cherry
in
color;
ruddy;
blooming;
as, a
cherry
lip;
cherry
cheeks..
Cherry
::
Cherry
(n.) The wild
cherry;
as,
Prunus
serotina
(wild black
cherry),
valued
for its
timber;
P.
Virginiana
(choke
cherry),
an
American
shrub which bears
astringent
fruit;
P. avium and P.
Padus,
European
trees (bird
cherry)..
Oso-berry
::
Oso-berry
(n.) The
small,
blueblack,
drupelike
fruit of the
Nuttallia
cerasiformis,
a shrub of
Oregon
and
California,
belonging
to the
Cherry
tribe of
Rosaceae..
Capulin
::
Capulin
(n.) The
Mexican
cherry
(Prunus
Capollin).
Cornel
::
Cornel
(n.) The
cornelian
cherry
(Cornus
Mas), a
European
shrub with
clusters
of
small,
greenish
flowers,
followed
by very acid but
edible
drupes
resembling
cherries..
Dogberry
::
Dogberry
(n.) The berry of the
dogwood;
--
called
also
dogcherry.
Gum
::
Gum (n.) A
vegetable
secretion
of many trees or
plants
that
hardens
when it
exudes,
but is
soluble
in
water;
as, gum
arabic;
gum
tragacanth;
the gum of the
cherry
tree. Also, with less
propriety,
exudations
that are not
soluble
in
water;
as, gum copal and gum
sandarac,
which are
really
resins..
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