whortle (Meaning)
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whortle (n.)
The whortleberry, or bilberry.
Synonyms & Antonyms of whortle
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whortle Sentence Examples
- The plump, deep purple whortleberries were a welcome sight in the dense undergrowth.
- Whortleberry bushes thrived in the acidic soil of the forest, their leaves turning a vibrant red in the fall.
- The sweet and slightly tart whortles were a favorite among forest animals and hikers alike.
- Whortleberry pies were a culinary delight, their aromatic filling reminiscent of summer afternoons.
- Whortleberry jam spread generously on toast made for a delectable breakfast.
- The medicinal properties of whortle were known for centuries, with its extracts used to treat various ailments.
- Whortleberries were used as a natural dye, creating a rich purple hue on fabrics and paper.
- The whortle's versatility extended to the kitchen, where it was used in desserts, preserves, and even savory dishes.
- Whortleberry farms were a popular destination during the harvest season, offering visitors the chance to pick their own berries.
- The whortle's unique flavor and abundance in certain regions made it a cultural icon, celebrated in folklore and songs.
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The whortleberry, or bilberry.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The plump, deep purple whortleberries were a welcome sight in the dense undergrowth.
Whortleberry bushes thrived in the acidic soil of the forest, their leaves turning a vibrant red in the fall.
The sweet and slightly tart whortles were a favorite among forest animals and hikers alike.
Whortleberry pies were a culinary delight, their aromatic filling reminiscent of summer afternoons.
