apple blossom

noun

Origin of apple blossom

First recorded in 1815–25

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Its wine smells of apple blossoms and the sea, and is ideal for aperitif and lighter seafood dishes.
This light Chilean pinot noir is an easy choice, especially priced at $13 | Dave McIntyre | September 10, 2021 | Washington Post
Nancy went down to meet her at the landing-place, looking ethereal and pink as a spray of apple-blossom.
The Devourers | Annie Vivanti Chartres
To the freshmen belonged the apple blossom hop, a dance given by them each spring in the time of apple blossoms.
Marjorie Dean College Freshman | Pauline Lester
He found also that his vision of apple blossom was no dream, but reality.
The Terms of Surrender | Louis Tracy
This same pattern is used for many different flowers—the wild rose, apple blossom, sweet pea, and for foliage.
Make Your Own Hats | Gene Allen Martin

But I slipped away into my bedroom, for I'm not one of those apple-blossom women who can weep and still look pretty.
The Prairie Wife | Arthur Stringer

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