Clementine

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The name "Clementine" comes from the Latin word "clement," meaning "mild" or "merciful." elaborate share

Cherry

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Cherry pits contain cyanide, though you'd have to eat a lot to experience any ill effects. elaborate share

Mandarin

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Mandarin Chinese uses tones to differentiate meaning, with a single word potentially having up to four different tones and a neutral tone. Changing the tone changes the meaning completely. elaborate share

Kwai Muk

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Kwai Muk (????) in Japanese folklore is sometimes depicted as a *goblin with a mask*, rather than always being depicted as a mask itself. elaborate share

Elderberry

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Elderberry flowers and berries are traditionally used in many cultures, but consuming raw berries can cause nausea and vomiting. They must be cooked before consumption. elaborate share

Fig

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Fig trees were some of the first trees to be cultivated by humans. elaborate share