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crab apple
(redirected from Crab tree)

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crab apple
1. any of several rosaceous trees of the genus Malus that have white, pink, or red flowers and small sour apple-like fruits
2. the fruit of any of these trees, used to make jam


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And Jamahl Lolesi and Michael Korkidas will be vying to fill the vacancy caused by injury to prop Eorl Crab tree (hamstring) after missing out on selection in the South of France.
Today's announcement means Gillmoss will not be one of the two sites selected for a possible incinerator, but will fuel further speculation two of the remaining three named sites will: Butlers Farm, north of Knowsley industrial estate, Kirkby; Crab Tree Rough, next to the Getrag Ford car plant, Halewood; and Ditton railway sidings, near Widnes.
Four of the preferred sites are thought to be: an existing waste transfer centre at Stonebridge Lane, Gillmoss; Butlers Farm, north ofKnowsley industrial estate, Kirkby; Crab Tree Rough, next to the Getrag Ford car plant, Halewood; and Ditton railway sidings, near Widnes.
 
 
 
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