bullace plum
bullace plum noun: a small, wild or semicultivated European plum that grows in clusters on thorny shrubs or small trees, often found in the United Kingdom.
Noun
bullace plum (plural bullace plums)
- A small, wild or semicultivated European plum that grows in clusters on thorny shrubs or small trees, often found in the United Kingdom.
Forms of bullace plum
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Words formed from bullace plum
Questions about bullace plum
- What does bullace plum mean?
- Bullace plum means a small, wild or semicultivated European plum that grows in clusters on thorny shrubs or small trees, often found in the United Kingdom.
- What part of speech is bullace plum?
- Bullace plum is a noun.
- What is the plural of bullace plum?
- The plural of bullace plum is bullace plums.
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