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cherry

adjective as in bright red color

adjective as in new at something

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adjective as in (vulgar) virginal

noun as in (vulgar) hymen

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noun as in (vulgar) virginity

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Add a few dried cherries to the mix of fruits if you feel so inclined.

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A half hour later, a teenager in a snow-dusted snowsuit pulled up to our building on a cherry red Honda Metropolitan, paper bag steaming with promise.

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That’s another benefit of having created so much art — knowing that going viral is the cherry on top of the experiences and the world that I’ve already created.

Rihab’s uncle placed two sprigs of artificial cherry blossom atop the grave, for the two girls, and later someone else laid a wreath for a stranger buried beside them.

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The skin of an apple, a cherry, a tomato: all different ways of twisting light into hues of red.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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