noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
chocolate/strawberry etc flavour
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Does this milkshake come in a chocolate flavor?
strawberry blonde
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
fresh
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Pour into glasses, top each one with a whole fresh strawberry and serve with a few amaretti biscuits.
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Garnish with fresh strawberries if desired.
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Layer together with whipped cream, strawberry jam and sliced fresh strawberries.
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You really can't beat the taste of fresh strawberries and raspberries.
wild
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They were going to spend the day in the forest, gathering mushrooms and wild strawberries .
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As a youth, I recall spending hours under a broiling June sun, picking tiny wild strawberries for desserts.
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Horseradish was used for coughs and colds, wild strawberry for anaemia and nervousness and honeysuckle was the first example of aspirin.
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The fruit is slightly larger than the wild strawberry , and it is very pointed.
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The wild strawberries , the wiry grasses, the black fruit of the vetches on the banks were all dear presences.
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There are wild strawberry plants in the old wheel tracks of the logging trucks, with birch seedlings sprouting among them.
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There are feasts of mushrooms and duck liver, wild strawberries from the woods.
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Sometimes they bring back wild strawberries .
■ NOUN
jam
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At home she would have been having buttered toast and strawberry jam and probably a piece of sponge-cake to round it off.
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Since when do we put corn in strawberry jam ?
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The strawberry jam she'd made hadn't set, she couldn't even take a telephone message.
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The son was looking directly ahead out of the window stuffing himself with bread and peanut butter and strawberry jam .
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Layer together with whipped cream, strawberry jam and sliced fresh strawberries.
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Home-made strawberry jam is particularly delicious but there are plenty of recipes around which centre on this scrummy fruit.
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On a smaller plate set before Frankie was a sandwich made with thickly sliced bread, best butter and strawberry jam .
plant
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Warming food theme Popular, too, were the strawberry plants , both in fruit and in flower.
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There are wild strawberry plants in the old wheel tracks of the logging trucks, with birch seedlings sprouting among them.
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Put straw mats under strawberry plants to protect fruit from rotting.
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Women did what strawberry plants did before they shot out their thin vines: the quality of the green changed.
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The same method using netting would make effective protection for a bed of a dozen or more high-yielding strawberry plants .
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Feeling the ground give way, she naturally clutched at the strawberry plants for support.
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Sink 3in pots full of good soil into the ground, in rows beside this year's strawberry plants .
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
gooseberry/strawberry etc fool
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If serving the gooseberry fool on its own, add a little extra sugar to taste.
strawberry-flavoured/chocolate-flavoured etc
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Everything was here, dogwood, holly, cherry, buckthorn, sloe and even strawberry .
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Horseradish was used for coughs and colds, wild strawberry for anaemia and nervousness and honeysuckle was the first example of aspirin.
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However, you may find that all you need to do is gently wipe the strawberries with absorbent kitchen paper.
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It was a strawberry cake or a custard cake.
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Most alpine strawberry varieties don't produce runners, a bane for gardeners who want to keep their berry patch under control.
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Place sandwiches on a plate and garnish with a sliced strawberry or mint leaves.
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She was accused of being a Salem witch for selling her soul to the devil at the strawberry banks.
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Two 2.5-litre tubs of yogurt cost £11 and are available in chocolate, vanilla, peach Melba, lemon and strawberry flavours.