Could you make a sentence with the word bushel

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You could definitely use 'bushel' in a sentence.

Example: I went downtown with my grocery list, I had to get lunchmeat, cheese and a <em>bushel </em>of apples.
Example 2: I had an option when buying the fruits, I could get each banana individually or I could buy the entire <em>bushel.</em>

Nookie1986 [14]2 years ago

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I acquired a property that measures a bushel.

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