(dialectal, UK) Any of various willowherbs.
(dialectal, UK) Any of various willowherbs.
“This is great! Do you see all the food? Look, they have cherry pie! Yay! My favorite!” Sara exclaimed as she took a large helping of cherry pie and shoveled it onto her plate.
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(dialectal, UK) Any of various willowherbs.
In British railway slang, 'cherries' refers to the red indicator lights or colour-coded markers used to signal a rail gap or track discontinuity. The term comes from the bright red colour resembling cherries. More broadly, rail workers use vivid fruit-based colour slang to quickly communicate track and signal conditions, keeping communications short and clear in a noisy environment.
The wood of a cherry tree.
, trees or shrubs that bear cherries.
i ate too much soup and bread (also a slice of cherry pie) #justalittleguy
“Cherry jam. Cherry turnovers. Cherry pie. Heaven”
“i ate too much soup and bread (also a slice of cherry pie) #justalittleguy”
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A pie baked with a cherry filling.
“This is great! Do you see all the food? Look, they have cherry pie! Yay! My favorite!” Sara exclaimed as she took a large helping of cherry pie and shoveled it onto her plate.
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