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Snappy Posted 5 years ago
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Burst blueberry sauce

What is "burst blueberry sauce"?

I often see "burst XXX sauce," such as "burst tomato sauce."

I have no idea what is "burst" in these cases?

  

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Snappy I have no idea what is "burst" in these cases? Do you have a dictionary? If not, you really have to buy one.

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  • Snappy I have no idea what is "burst" in these cases?
  • Do you have a dictionary?
  • If not, you really have to buy one.
  • Do you have good Internet access?
  • com is good for this sort of thing.
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SnappyI have no idea what is "burst" in these cases?

Do you have a dictionary? If not, you really have to buy one. Do you have good Internet access? Online, onelook.com is good for this sort of thing. It searches many online dictionaries at once.

https://www.onelook.com/

Try it

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The berries are burst.

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