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Sentence: He draggled his jacket through the mud.
Dictionary definition: Draggle Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
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Did you know, supermarket apples can be a year old?
For more information: Your Apples Are A Year Old | Food Renegade
21 comments:
Hi Sandra - yes to both ... I had a cousin who farmed apples in Kent and if you take the oxygen out of the storage area (and no doubt many other techie aspects) apples won't deteriorate much. Growing up I remember storing apples over winter ... so for a good few months ... til early summer probably - they didn't do too well - but made puree etc ... cheers and enjoy the lead up to the weekend - cheers Hilary
Frankly what's worse is people picking up bags of fruit or veg, or loose ones and then just dumping them down ... bruising them ... customers often aren't much help ... cheers H!?
Some of those apples in the supermarket looked as though they had been draggled. Time to visit the local farmer, better even than the farmer’s market where one is not always sure that it’s fresh local produce.
Draggled? Dragged.
I didn't know about apples but that explains why I stopped eating them.
Innit it the truth on politicians draggling. Good job on that word usage. I didn't know about the apples and was appalled.
Wow on those year old apples
I didn't now that about apples but I'm not surprised.
Sounds like you had/have a good apple source.
Nobody wants bruised apples, that's for sure.
Cheers,
Great use of the word and great idea:)
Dragged is purrfect.
I still eat apples but have given up on bananas:)
Stunned me.
I must be naive cause it stunned me:)
Dragged a jacket is sufficient and apples a year old? 😱
Uy no lo sabía te mando un beso
Two more things I did not know.
Thumbs up on the word usage. Apples...shocking, innit?
Thanks, JP. Sending you a hug.
One early spring, very wet, day, my hubby went flying through the air, when our Harley saw a squirrel and took off after it. Harley draggled my hubby through the mud opening up the poop bag that was tied to the leash spreading the poop wealth all over hubby’s chest and legs along with the mud. Now hubby still had to walk home..he was not a happy camper.
I eat 2 apples each day!
Your factoid and word for the week:)
Oh my.
PS 2 apples a day should keep the doctor away:) Heh.
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