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Meanings of cantaloupe in anglès
portuguès
cantalupo A variety of muskmelon vine having fruit with a tan rind and orange flesh.
Usage of cantaloupe in anglès
1
On the sound effect man's table, he saw a badly crushed cantaloupe.
2
In a large bowl, combine the kiwis, honeydew, and cantaloupe; toss well.
3
Food sickness has been linked to lettuce, cantaloupe, spinach, peppers and peanuts.
4
Farther down the counter, Velimai sliced cantaloupe as rapidly as a machine.
5
It was mainly broccoli, with a few pieces of cantaloupe mixed in.
6
And I hope the melon is cantaloupe, because honeydew gives me cankers.
7
A perfume of spoiled milk and hot, ripe cantaloupe tainted the air.
8
Or at the very least, she might call him a dog cantaloupe.
9
Place this in the cantaloupe shells after cutting points in the top edge.
10
Iced cantaloupe was served by a spick-span alert waiter; then, quail on toast.
11
A faint slice of cantaloupe moon hung low in the south.
12
Roger added cantaloupe to the order, and a cereal with cream.
13
The alien palmed the cantaloupe and gave it a cautious sniff.
14
They are feeding on stale bread, rotting mangoes, overripe cantaloupe and squishy zucchini.
15
Yeah, maybe don't say your wife is acting a bit cantaloupe-y.
16
If you get angry at cantaloupe-related mishaps, your son will too.
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