morello in Irish
morello in Irish is searbhshilín — morello means a variety of dark-skinned, tart cherry often used in cooking and preserves.
morello in Irish
searbhshilín
A variety of cultivated cherry (Prunus cerasus var. austera), having a dark skin
What does "morello" mean?
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noun A variety of dark-skinned, tart cherry often used in cooking and preserves.
"The pie was filled with morello cherries."
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morello in a sentence
- The pie was filled with morello cherries.
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What is "morello" in Irish?
"morello" in Irish is searbhshilín. morello means: A variety of dark-skinned, tart cherry often used in cooking and preserves.
How do you use "morello" in a sentence?
Example: "The pie was filled with morello cherries." In Irish, "morello" is searbhshilín.
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