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A job that pays money but needs little or no work

A job many people want because it pays well, gives good benefits or brings respect

A very good and rare chance you do not want to miss

To make ripe fruit or other things fall from a tree by moving its branches quickly

A rich steamed dessert with dried fruit and spices, often served at Christmas in Britain

An oval tomato often used for sauces and canning

A sweet, tangy sauce made from plums used as a dip with Chinese dishes

A tree that grows plums you can eat

A loving name for a child or someone you love

A wild plum tree from eastern and central North America with red fruit and yellow flesh

A job many people want because it pays well, gives good benefits or brings respect

A steamed or boiled sweet pudding made with dried fruit like raisins and currants

A person who is playful and dreamy in a magical way

A small tree with large leaves and purplish-red fruit often planted in gardens

A small shrub by the sea with white flowers and purple fruit you can eat

A shrub that grows on the northeast coast and makes white flowers and purple fruit you can eat

A small dark purple fruit that grows on coastal shrubs and people use to make jam

A small tree from eastern North America that makes orange-red fruit

A small edible red fruit like a plum that grows on a South African bush

A small Asian tree that makes small round fruit like a cherry or plum

A deep red-purple color like the skin of a small round fruit

A small North American bush or tree that makes yellow to red edible fruit

A small tropical tree that makes sweet fruit like plums near the coast

A small plum-shaped tropical fruit with light to dark skin used to make jam

A small tropical tree that grows edible plum-like fruit

A tropical American shrub or small tree with edible fruit like a plum used in jams and desserts

A fruit tree that grows sweet plums to eat or make jam

A small sweet fruit from a tree grown in Central Asia and Afghanistan

A small plum tree that makes tart fruit called damsons used for jam

A small dark purple plum or the tree that grows it with a tart taste often used for jam

A wild tree that grows dark purple plums with sweet yellow flesh

A wild plum tree that grows in the northeastern United States and makes dark purple fruit with yellow flesh

A wild plum tree in eastern and central North America that makes red-orange fruit with yellow flesh

A small bushy tree with deep red sour fruit used as a hedge in warm regions

A brown oval fruit with sweet, tangy flesh used for making sherbet

A low evergreen shrub that grows in cool northern places and has small white flowers and soft white seeds

A wild plum tree from eastern and central North America that makes red-orange fruit with yellow flesh

A small tropical bush that makes a dense hedge and has deep red sour fruit

A small bush that makes deep red sour fruits used for jams

A green plum with a very sweet, soft taste

A small bush with edible fruits that are yellow or red

A small tree or shrub that produces edible yellow fruit

A small yellow or red fruit with a sour taste

A small yellow fruit with a large stone and little flesh used for jam

A small evergreen tree that makes fuzzy yellow fruit

A small tree that makes large yellow or red fruit with a tart taste

A small Asian tree that makes red or yellow plums you can eat

A large evergreen shrub from South Africa with shiny leaves, thorny branches, and red fruit used as a hedge

A small red fruit from a South African shrub that tastes sweet when ripe

A shrub from the Pacific coast of the United States that makes small red fruit that is not very sweet

A sweet alcoholic drink made from plums often served after a meal

A very good and rare chance you do not want to miss

A very good place to be for a special reason, like a seat by a window

An evergreen South American tree or shrub that makes small plum-like fruit

Evergreen shrubs and small trees from East Asia with seeds that look like plums and leaves like yew trees

An evergreen shrub or small tree with large seeds covered by soft flesh, often grown in gardens

A fruit grown in hot countries with rough brown skin and very sweet brown flesh

A small wild bush on the US west coast that has small red fruit often too bland to eat

A large sweet plum with red or yellow skin often eaten fresh

A small tree or bush that grows naturally and has small plum fruits

A small tree or bush that grows naturally and makes plums

A small tart fruit from a tree or bush that grows naturally