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Meanings of cucumber in English
A melon vine of the genus Cucumis; cultivated from earliest times for its cylindrical green fruit.
Usage of cucumber in English
1
She said talk of cucumber sandwiches and cakes were not code words.
2
He knows the best restaurants for sea cucumber in all of Miami!
3
Today it is working once more, watering Abosh's melon and cucumber crops.
4
But cucumber is available year-round, as long as it's in pickled form.
5
Larry is something of an aficionado when it comes to sea cucumber.
6
Warmth, water, and proper pollination are the keys to growing cucumber-family crops.
7
The pearlfish has to swim up sea cucumber butts to escape predation.
8
They're used to it. Translation: Buckingham Palace is cool as a cucumber.
9
The cucumber plant thrives here in great quantities, and water is abundant.
10
Guillen loves gazpacho Ð a traditional Spanish cold tomato and cucumber soup.
11
Still talking, he tugged at himself, and the obedient cucumber plumped forward.
12
You can sneak vegetables into it and cucumber works well in summer.
13
Ayaz saluted, and ate of the cucumber with an appearance of pleasure.
14
Oh boy, you would have made a great murderer-cool as a cucumber.
15
It also comes in another scent -aloe, cucumber and green tea.
16
Dart moved up beside her and rubbed the cucumber across her cheek.
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Cucumber through the time
Cucumber across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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