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sweet elder

 

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Noun sweet elder has 1 sense
  1. American elder, black elderberry, sweet elder, Sambucus canadensis - common elder of central and eastern North America bearing purple-black berries; fruit used in wines and jellies
    --1 is a kind of elder, elderberry bush
    --1 has parts: elderberry

Definitions from the Web

Sweet Elder

Noun: A type of flowering shrub or small tree, scientifically known as Sambucus nigra, native to Europe and North America. It produces clusters of fragrant white flowers followed by small fruits that are often used in the culinary world.

Example sentence: The sweet elder in my garden bloomed beautifully this spring, spreading its delightful aroma throughout the yard.

Adjective: Used to describe something that is pleasant, kind, or considerate.

Example sentence: She thanked her sweet elder neighbor for always helping out with her groceries.

Popular phrase: "To be as sweet as an elder": describing someone who is extremely kind or caring.

Example sentence: Despite facing difficult circumstances, she always remains as sweet as an elder, always ready to lend a helping hand.

Local term (specific to a region or culture): "Dulce Anciano" - a term used in Spanish-speaking communities to refer to the sweet elder plant.

Example sentence: In Mexico, the Dulce Anciano is valued not only for the delicious elderberries it produces but also for its traditional medicinal uses.

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