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- noun obsolete
brandy
Etymologies
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Examples
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A brandywine was a punch bowl that, in Dutch tradition, was filled with brandy and raisins to be drunk with a silver spoon after special occasions such as weddings, births, and funerals.
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Mine brandywine tomatoes are just germinating - a little later than I should have gotten them started, but I should still be able to get a good harvest out of them.
Jean's Knitting Jean 2009
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I got around to starting my brandywine tomatoes a little bit later than intended and have yet to try with the potato seeds.
Jean's Knitting Jean 2009
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Her eyes, made enormous by the loss of flesh from her face, reflected the candlelight and were the colour of the brandywine he had drunk earlier in the great hall; they focussed with difficulty.
Dearly Beloved 2010
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My kids are still my kids, altered brains or not, and brandywine tomatoes are still my tomatoes, as long as I am young enough to stoop in the garden.
Archive 2009-03-01 doyle 2009
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In the next hour or two, I will be filling up cut-up orange juice containers with peat moss and vermiculite, dropping a brandywine tomato in this one, a Pruden's purple in that one, and start the cycle again.
Archive 2009-03-01 doyle 2009
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My kids are still my kids, altered brains or not, and brandywine tomatoes are still my tomatoes, as long as I am young enough to stoop in the garden.
Planting season doyle 2009
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The past week we've eaten deep purple eggplants and bright pink brandywine tomatoes, yellow summer squash and green-and-red striped beans.
Archive 2009-08-01 doyle 2009
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The past week we've eaten deep purple eggplants and bright pink brandywine tomatoes, yellow summer squash and green-and-red striped beans.
Lammas doyle 2009
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In the next hour or two, I will be filling up cut-up orange juice containers with peat moss and vermiculite, dropping a brandywine tomato in this one, a Pruden's purple in that one, and start the cycle again.
Planting season doyle 2009
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