Braeburn

/ (ˈbreɪˌbɜːn) /

noun

a variety of eating apple from New Zealand having sweet flesh and green and red skin

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Examples from the Web for braeburn

With the first frost Judith closed her house at Braeburn and returned to the city.
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Winter had arrived in earnest and there were other reasons why Braeburn had become impossible.
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But that, she sensed, could never be again as it was before that afternoon at Braeburn.
Thirty|Howard Vincent O'Brien
They had had disagreeable preachers at Braeburn, once or twice.
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The next afternoon Good got together an account of his stewardship and went to see Judith, who was at Braeburn.
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