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abóbora Any of numerous annual trailing plants of the genus Cucurbita grown for their fleshy edible fruits.
A squash fruit of the Cucurbita genus, most commonly orange in colour when ripe and traditionally used during Halloween.
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It would have been impossible to carry real berries without squashing them.
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Each title required him to spend hours squashing bugs in the code.
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The fact is that big studio releases are squashing out smaller films.
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Rather than squashing innovation, metrics can help inspire and power it.
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Romney, instead, made clear commitments against such accusations, essentially squashing the president's momentum.
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Make many more, then grill and turn, gently squashing any that spring open.
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He's up for more of a challenge than squashing an ant.
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Do what you have must, but don't worry about squashing every little outburst.
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Bare-legged, the ground squashing beneath her feet, she started running again.
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His bluejeans dragged painfully up into his crotch, squashing his balls.
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Of course, who wouldn't suffocate with a massive vampire squashing them?
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Butler ignored the pain squashing his torso like a giant fist.
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They were squashing the breath from her ribcage with savage ease.
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That means spotting and squashing any squeak or rattle from the roof's many parts.
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The corpse gave it to me with a squashing sound.
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Next to it, Denny's rock is squashing the springs down.
