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Meanings of bitter melon in English
A plant grown in Asia, Africa and Caribbean which produces an edible and very bitter fruit.
Synonyms
Examples for "bitter gourd"
Examples for "bitter gourd"
1
I was repelled by the smell of fenugreek and bitter gourd.
2
Some types to try in your garden include the bitter gourd and calabash gourd.
3
Am I a bitter gourd?
4
Ramanujam turned his attention to the thin slivers of bitter gourd that were cooking with mung dal in clay pot.
5
Each weekend I sell 30-40 kilos of okra and 50-60 kilos of bitter gourd, he says.
Usage of bitter melon in English
1
Even with degorging, bitter melon has an acrid, almost chalky taste.
2
You are not afraid to mix things up like stuffed bitter melon with marinara sauce.
3
They've been eating bitter melon all day!
4
In Okinawa, for example, most people grow vegetables such as bitter melon and sweet potatoes in their gardens.
5
Besides, both in vitro and in vivo studies have demonstrated that bitter melon may also elicit toxic or adverse effects under different conditions.
6
And Wong Kei's menu remains a broad church: deep-fried intestine, bitter melon and stewed ducks' webs sits close to lemon chicken and Singapore noodles.
7
Even if a lot of literature is available about bitter melon as antidiabetic drug, few papers discuss the anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties of this plant.
8
Bitter melon is one of those foods that people either love or hate.
9
Bitter melon or bitter gourd (Momordica charantia) is able to reduce blood glucose and lipids in both normal and diabetic animals.