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prune

[proon] / prun /


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But no one expected a live demonstration, and certainly not from one of the esteemed artists featured within the museum’s pristinely pruned collection.

From Salon

“They drink prune juice. But Mom says they’ll buy apple juice for me if I ask.”

From Literature

Trees and plants are well-manicured: officials prune, shape and clear the shrubs regularly, and parks are governed by an elaborate rulebook that includes bans on activities like cycling, skating and kite-flying, depending on the park.

From BBC

"I like to use the metaphor of pruning a tree," she says.

From BBC

If a tree needs to be significantly pruned or cut down, you will enter another stratosphere of cost.

From The Wall Street Journal