- plum", "damask plum", "sugar plum", and "
German prune" in English-speaking countries, and "Zwetschge" in
German-speaking ones. The word
Zwetschge (/ˈtsvɛtʃɡə/)...
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Prune juice is a
fruit juice derived from
prunes (dried plums) that have been rehydrated. It is a m****-produced
product that is
often produced using a...
- August.
During the festival, in
addition to open
markets selling fresh prunes,
mirabelle tarts, and
mirabelle liquor,
there is live music, fireworks,...
- hand
pruners (in
American English), or
secateurs (in
British English), are a type of
scissors used for plants. They are
strong enough to
prune hard branches...
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Prune Nourry is a
French multidisciplinary artist currently working at the
Invisible Dog Art
Center in Brooklyn, NY.
Specialized in sculpture, she also...
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required keeping the
mouth small,
which led to
photographers using "say
prunes".
Perhaps because of
strong western influence,
especially in the
realm of...
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Similar to the
Shropshire Prune and
possibly part of the same landrace, 'Aylesbury
Prune' (syn. 'Bucks
Prune', 'Michaelmas
Prune') is a semi-wild plum of...
- The
original Constitution of East
Germany (the
German Democratic Republic;
German: Verf****ung der
Deutschen Demokratischen Republik) was
promulgated on...
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liberation attempt by his
granddaughter Prunella and great-granddaughter
Prune Hilda, but the plan
failed at the last second, and
Pruneface was sent plunging...
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Franz Ignaz Pruner (8
March 1808 – 29
September 1882);
known as
Pruner Bey
during his stay in Egypt, was a
German physician,
ophthalmologist and anthropologist...