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white heart
[ wahyt hahrt, hwahyt ]
noun
- white-heart or white·heart.
- a variety of heart cherry having white flesh and yellowish-pink skin.
- the tree that bears this cherry.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of white heart1
First recorded in 1625–30
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Example Sentences
Like the portent of Jeanne of Orleans, a vision had fallen upon her young, white heart and set it aflame.
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Then he coolly slashed open another plump cabbage, and nibbled at the firm white heart.
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I am white—have a white heart and can't, in reason, love a red-skinned maiden, who must have a red-skin heart and feelin's.
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The pure white heart, with the soft pink of the peeling and the green stem makes a beautiful contrast.
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Mrs. Hancock's face changed, but brightened again as she caught the full flavour of the first white-heart.
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