SLOE

SLOE


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Word: sloe
Phonetic: /ˈsləʊ/
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The small, bitter, wild fruit of the blackthorn (Prunus spinosa).
The tree Prunus spinosa.
Any of various other plants of the genus Prunus, as a shrub or small tree, Prunus alleghaniensis, bearing dark-purple fruit.


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Portland
-- gin
-- gin fizz
--- gin fizz
A type of gin
Acerbic fruit
Allegheny plum
Almond-tree cousin
Astringent fruit
Base of a gin fizz
Blackthorn
Blackthorn berry
Blackthorn fruit used as a gin flavoring
Blackthorn plum
Blackthorns fruit
Blue-black berrylike fruit
Blue-black fruit of the blackthorn
Blue-black plumlike fruit
Dark astringent fruit
Dark purple fruit
Dark
Dark-skinned fruit
Discussed dim blue-black fruit (4)
English jelly fruit
English jelly ingredient
Fizz flavor
Fizz flavoring
Fizz kicker
Flavoring for gin
Flowering shrub
Fruit flavoring added to a gin fizz
Fruit for flavoring gin
Fruit in a gin fizz
Fruit of the blackthorn
Fruit of the rose family
Fruit similar to a plum
Fruit that flavors gin
Fruit used for preserves
Fruit used in English jelly
Fruit used to flavor gin
Fruit used to flavor liqueur
Fruit used to make the Spanish liqueur patxaran
Fruity gin flavoring
Gin fizz flavor
Gin fizz flavoring
Gin fizz fruit
Gin fizz opener
Gin flavor
Gin flavorer
Gin flavoring
Gin flavoring fruit
Gin flavouring
Gin fruit
Gin ingredient
Gin or eyed preceder
Gin type
Gin variety
Gin-flavoring fruit
Hedge plant with white flowers
Juicy Fruit
Kind of gin
Liqueur flavor
Liqueur flavorer
Liqueur flavoring
Member of the rose family
Plant with dark purple berries
Plum cousin
Plum fruit
Plum kin
Plum look-alike
Plum relative
Plum used in making brandy
Plum variety
Plums cousin
Plum-like fruit
Plumlike fruit
Plumlike fruit used in gin
Plumlike gin flavoring
Prunelle flavorer
Prunelle flavoring
Purple fruit
Purplish fruit
Relative of a cherry plum
Relative of a plum
Rose family fruit
Shrub akin to the cherry plum
Shrub of the rose family
Shrub with plumlike fruits
Small purplish fruit
Sour fruit
Sour plum
Sour purple fruit
Sour
Spiny shrub
Tart fruit
Tart plum
Tart plum of Europe
Tart plumlike fruit
Thorny Eurasian shrub
Type of gin
Type of gin fizz
Wild plum
Wild plum of Europe
Wild plum with a sour flavor
___ -eyed
___ -eyed: dark-eyed
___ eyed
___ gin
___ gin (liqueur type)
___ gin fix
___ gin fizz
___ gin fizz (bar order)
___ gin fizz (cocktail)
___-eyed
___-eyed (having purplish black eyes)
___-gin fizz
___eyed
gin
gin fizz
Plum for gin.
Kind of plum.
The blackthorn.
American wild plum.
Variety of plum
Sour blackish fruit.
Small bitter plum.
Bluish black, as a wild plum.
The black haw.
Purplish black.
Shrub with small sour fruit.
Ingredient of slivovitz.
Plum
Black haw.
Purple plum
Blackthorn tree.
Bluish black.
Beverage berry.
Purplish-black.
Plum used in slivovitz.
Blue-black.
Kind of fruit.
-- fruit
Wild fruit.
Purplish black plum.
Small fruit
Fruit tree
Liqueur base
Word with eyed or gin
Gin base
Gin source
Shrub with a sour fruit
Dark-colored plum
Plum type
Liquor flavoring
Small plum.
Blackthorn's fruit
Thorny shrub
Bullace's kin
Dark colored plum
Blackthorn product
Puzzler's plum
Kind of gin fizz.
Allegheny plum, e.g.
Sharp-tasting fruit
Popular gin flavoring
Plum used to flavor gin
Sharply sour fruit
Cousin of a plum
Fruity liqueur base
Plant of the genus Prunus
Fruit in some gin
Sour blue-black fruit
Fruit often used for gin
Blackthorn, used in making a type of gin
Fruit of blackthorn
Fruit steeped in gin to make a liqueur
Thorny bush with plum-like fruit
Sour blackthorn fruit
* The sea was so 14 down
Fruit found in an Oslo emporium
Reportedly uninteresting fruit
Leo's hybrid fruit
Fruit used in alcohol flavoring
Shrub with a purple fruit
Plum used to flavor spirits
Potato initially excluded from list of fruit
Fruit flavoring a fizz
Fruit tree also known as a blackthorn
Brits jam flavour
__-black (bluish shade)
Tart-tasting fruit
Apricot cousin
Tart jam flavor
Fruit that sounds sluggish
___ gin fizz (retro cocktail)
Wood from the Prunus spinosa that the Irish have traditionally used to make shillelaghs
Fruit used in flavoring gin
Blackthorn drupe
___ gin (red liqueur made with a plumlike fruit)
Sour-tasting fruit
___ gin fizz (drink mentioned in Portland Oregon)
Fruit related to the plum
Last of pickers still to grade fruit
Fruit used to flavor the liqueur patxaran
Jam flavour for Brits
Inky-skinned fruit
Petition for
Deserve
Poisonous
Deliberately avoid
After conversion, truths foremost in credo?
In France, where cross leader of sansculottes drinks
Letters sent by plane
Thomas Hardy novel subtitled The Life and Death of a Man of Character
Blackthorn fruit
Reportedly taking long to find fruit
1D left over in southern Spain
The fruit of the blackthorn
Fruit also called blackthorn
___ gin fizz (drink mentioned in the Loretta Lynn/Jack White song Portland Oregon)
Fruit-bearing shrub known botanically as Prunus spinosa
Gin berry
Blueberrylike fruit
Fruit made into wine, gin, jam and jelly
Blue berry
___ gin fizz (drink mentioned by Loretta Lynn and Jack White in Portland, Oregon)
Purplish fruit used in gin
Fruit late being picked up
With 81-Across, fruity liqueur
Fruit alone displays different core
Fruit from a plant whose wood is used to make walking sticks
Plum family fruit
___ gin (red liqueur)
Type of plum
Fruit in the liqueur Bargnolino
Fruit in the liqueur Bargnolino
Damsonlike fruit
Fizz flavor, perhaps
___ gin fizz (drink mentioned in a Jack White/Loretta Lynn song)
Plum variety often used in spirits
Stoke oddly capturing the heart of Halle Berry
Gin flavourer
Purple fruit used for flavoring




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