sloe in English
Wild fruit jellies, such as elderberry, rowanberry, sloe or crab apple, also make a great accompaniment.
Use "sloe" in a sentence
1. Her sloe wine was especially strong.
2. You'd better sloe down. Don't dance so fast.
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4. Plums are thought to have developed originally from the sloe.
5. The garden was terminated by an immaculate row of sloe trees.
6. Smell: Bright smell of sloe berry, pear, butter with floral and mineral and moss.
7. This is a sloe berry plant and the fungus is known as Taphrina pruni .
8. She has a mane of black hair, sloe eyes a fetching smile and a cute giggle.
9. Some botanists regard all of the plums, damsons, Bullaces, and greengages as hybrids of the humble sloe, others suggest they are cross breeds with the yellow cherry plum
10. Her honey-blond hair smelled wonderful, and the strange, slightly sloe eyes that were fixed on him were exotically beautiful, as mysterious as any XT's.
11. Blackthorn, also called sloe bush, is part of the large Prunus family, like the apricot tree, plum tree, almond tree, peach tree and cherry tree
12. The results clearly indicate the feasibility of the photo-sieving software foe the grain sloe analysis. Some practical suggestions ace also proposed for future applications of the software.
13. There are a few varieties but the most often seen in British hedgerows is the black Bullace – a round dark blue fruit, smaller than a damson and larger than a sloe.
14. The archaeologists also found remains of two wooden clubs, one the shape of a baseball bat and made of ash, the second the shape of a croquet mallet and made of sloe wood.
15. The archaeologists also found remains of two wooden clubs, one the shape of a baseball bat and made of ash, the second the shape of a croquet mallet and made of sloe wood. Sentencedict.com
16. John, in visage, in shape, in hue, as unlike the dark, Acerb, and caustic little professor, as the fruit of the Hesperides might be unlike the sloe in the wild thicket; as the high-couraged but tractable
17. A cup of tea is one thing, a hit of sloe gin or damson vodka may also warm the cockles, but the Bullshot gives you everything: a warm drink with a good hit of booze, a meaty finish and a dash of chilli, perfect for a day out with the gun