Use of the word raisin in a sentence example

raisin

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she takes raisins daily in the morning. [noun]

Or how does fresh fruit or a toasty raisin bagel with cream cheese sound? [noun]

Not many sherry characteristics in the nose; raisin and chocolate flapjacks with runny honey, pineapple cubes and bitter chocolate orange. [noun]

She pulled a raisin from the dry stem, and tried to peel it with her delicate fingers. [noun]

What she don't know about raisin' 'em ain't worth knowin'.' [Please select]

"Yes, and you pecked out the eyes of a Raisin Bunn--one of our best citizens." [Please select]

I want the wagon more'n you do, and you're a-raisin' the price on me.' [Please select]

But he goes on raisin' an' buyin' more an' more sheep. [Please select]

He had friends an' relatives an' they started him at stock raisin' again.' [Please select]

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