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Definition of huckleberry
1 : any of a genus (Gaylussacia) of American shrubs of the heath family; also : the edible dark blue to black usually acid berry (especially of G. baccata) with 10 nutlets
2 : blueberry
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Among the berries discussed were mulberries, wild strawberries, blackberries, black raspberries, wineberries, blueberries, huckleberries, and elderberries.
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The Jackalope combines antelope rabbit and pork sausage, huckleberry compote, sriracha aioli and cheddar.
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The woods thin to a mix of alder interspersed with big Douglas firs and red huckleberry.
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If the weather is nice, you’ll be treated to some stellar views of Mount Rainier, glassy lakes and huckleberry picking.
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After some huckleberry sorbet dusted with fennel pollen, most of the guests departed, and Reider and the return customer contemplated all that had changed.
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Saddle Peak Lodge will serve a three-course, $68 prix-fixe menu ($45 for children age 12 and younger) that includes eggs Benedict; banana and huckleberry bread pudding; and quiche.
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Pick huckleberries on site for your breakfast pancakes, and hunt for dinner plate-sized king bolete (porcini) mushrooms for your stroganoff dinner.
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Origin and Etymology of huckleberry
perhaps alteration of hurtleberry huckleberry
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: a dark edible berry like a blueberry but with hard rather large seeds
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