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Small Usually Acidic Fruit Used For Preserves Crossword Clue and Answers List
| Rate | Answer | Clue |
| CRABAPPLES | Small, usually acidic fruit used for preserves | |
| BERRY | Small fruit | |
| KUMQUAT | A small tree of the genus Citrus (C. Japonica) growing in China and Japan; also, its small acid, orange-colored fruit used for preserves. | |
| FIG | Small soft fruit | |
| QUINCE | Acidic jam fruit | |
| BLUEBERRY | Small soft fruit | |
| LYCHEE | Small tropical fruit | |
| APRICOT | Small soft fruit | |
| SLOE | Small blackish fruit | |
| CRABAPPLE | Small, sour fruit | |
| CRANBERRY | Red acidic fruit | |
| PUNNET | Small basket for fruit | |
| LIME | Small green citrus fruit | |
| CHERRY | Small, red stone fruit | |
| GUAVA | Fruit used in jam | |
| SPEARHEADING | Leading with small fruit course | |
| TARTS | Small pies with fruit filling | |
| PAPAW | Tropical fruit used for jelly | |
| TABBY | Cat, usually small or brindled | |
| TUBBY | Cat, usually small or brindled | |
| CLOSET | Small room used for storage | |
| CORINTH | A small fruit; a currant. | |
| MELON | Fruit used to make lemon crush | |
| MARBLE | Small glass ball used in games | |
| BEAGLES | Small hounds used for hunting hares | |
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