sorrel

The color term that most puzzled me, however, was the use of the name Alice-Ann for a sorrel, a horse that is rusty brown from nose to tail.

The stem fibers are used to make ropes, the leaves are used as fodder, and the young shoots are used as a seasoning substitute for sorrel.

for as to what the sorrel nag, his valet, had observed, his honour might command him to conceal it.

Results and Conclusion: The distribution and quality of wild Tangute rhubarb is better than Palmate sorrel rhubarb.

At the mountains as one goes towards the lake Sevan, one will find the local people collecting some herb that looks like sorrel.

(See Sorrel's gushy review of Reeder for a closer look. ) Yes, it even makes reading news for work more fun.

I could identify ink caps, puff balls and field mushrooms and knew where to find wild watercress and sorrel.

Wild sorrel: this slightly bitter herb adds a lemony flavour to cooking, and goes well with fish dishes.

But the fragrant dank beckoned with wild garlic, wood sorrel and magnolia still tight in the bud.

So, how about: salmon in a sorrel sauce with asparagus.

The Budyonny have retained the chestnut and sorrel color and live in three groups governed by stallions, three other stallions live alone.

and behind him there were horses, red, sorrel, and white.

Here's how good it is: Both Wired. com's Charlie Sorrel and I love it, and we mostly read tech news RSS feeds for our jobs.

he is legion. I am no lonelier than a single mullein or dandelion in a pasture, or a bean leaf, or sorrel, or a horse-fly, or a bumblebee.

Miss Sorrel, are you seriously claiming this man is an expert, after knowing the accused for just five minutes?