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apple bee
noun
- Chiefly New England. a social gathering at which apples are prepared for drying.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of apple bee1
An Americanism dating back to 1820–30
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Example Sentences
Perhaps the apple-bee would like to have you pull all the stems off these raisins, said her mother, laughing.
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The letter which he had written after his return from the apple-bee he had posted early on the following morning.
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And of all the merry party who laughed and sang away the hours at the apple-bee, not one possessed a happier heart than Sandy.
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But I wanted Tabby to be clean in time for the folks to see her when we have the apple-bee, said Prue.
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I think so too, said Randy and her mother together; but do you think that she would enjoy an apple-bee?
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