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Meanings of cantaloupe (cantaloupes) in English
Portuguese
cantalupo A variety of muskmelon vine having fruit with a tan rind and orange flesh.
Usage of cantaloupes in English
1
They were on the refrigerated shelf where the cantaloupes should have been.
2
Their cantaloupes were washed and packed at a plant in Granada, Colorado.
3
He came over carrying two rocks the size of cantaloupes in one arm.
4
The cantaloupes were traced to now-bankrupt Jensen Farms in Granada, Colorado.
5
She looked like a twig with two cantaloupes attached to it.
6
Costume silver bangles and hoop earrings the circumference of cantaloupes complete her ensemble.
7
At the cocktail party, dog cantaloupes are still on everyone's lips.
8
Mick has pulled a Bronson and called them both cantaloupes.
9
Weather records, baseball records, altitude records, speed records, fattest-man records, eating cantaloupes upside-down records.
10
There was no pre-cooling step to remove field heat from the cantaloupes before cold storage.
11
To clean cantaloupes, scrape out seeds and wash out each half under the cold-water faucet.
12
Battered and bruised, he demands everyone drop their cantaloupes.
13
I do not blame a gourd for not being a cantaloupe, but I like cantaloupes.
14
Who knows what cantaloupes can get up to?
15
Dogs and cantaloupes are now haunting his dreams.
16
Throwing cantaloupes around is a dangerous game.
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