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Meanings of groundnut in English
Portuguese
amendoim A North American vine with fragrant blossoms and edible tubers; important food crop of Native Americans.
Synonyms
Examples for "peanut"
Examples for "peanut"
1
That amounted to 3 new cases of peanut allergy in each group.
2
Be sure to use natural peanut butter without hydrogenated oils and sweeteners.
3
I can feel the peanut of power you've got growing over there.
4
If unavailable, substitute peanut oil or a vegetable oil such as canola.
5
For example, sunflower seeds, almonds, hazelnuts and peanut butter are rich sources.
1
They give old people potato patches and let the children have goober rows.
2
He looked like an extra in a martial arts movie-thegoober.
3
It's then the floor producer walks in with the old goober.
4
Formerly well-liked in Hollywood, Cooper's turned into a goober.
5
And to the old goober, he says, "Good morning, Dad."
1
Hence have the Pitris come to be called by the name of Pinda.
2
Pinda promised he would personally try to improve the situation.
3
The daughter's son offers pindas to his own father and the father of his mother.
4
Pinda added that he would push for a better co-ordinating system for investors in cotton farming.
5
The Pinda that is offered to one's ancestors on earth that has been duly purchased becomes inexhaustible.
1
This plant is rich in names, being known locally as "ground pea," "goober," "earthnut," and "pindar," as well as generally by the name of "peanut."
1
My little toe had swelled to the size of a monkey nut.
2
At any rate your ordinary cooking oil became known as ground nut oil - monkey nut in childish parlance.
3
Through masks, we ate monkey nuts and savoured breaking open their shells.
4
"Over in England, my father says, they call 'em monkey nuts."
5
When it was all about monkey nuts and fruit-based recreational water-boarding (apple bobbing, as the ancients called it).
Usage of groundnut in English
1
They ate quite well that evening, groundnut, rice flakes, and wild meat.
2
I remembered the groundnut chicken and rice in the microwave.
3
The African bambara groundnut resembles the peanut in being borne underground and containing oil, but it isn't nearly as rich as the peanut.
4
Of late we have made our own chocolate using the groundnut mill, and you can also make gin and soap from the cocoa pod.
5
During the last week, rains increased in intensity over areas growing soybean, groundnut and cotton while they eased in the northwest and the northeast regions.
6
Small-scale farmers therefore focused on other less profitable crops including maize, cotton, and groundnuts.
7
Together with the ivory inside the container were unprocessed groundnuts.
8
He put a small mound of groundnuts on a plate.
9
She got one bag of groundnuts and another of simsim.
10
Farmers were able to harvest three bags of groundnuts from half an acre of land.
11
You're strong now with a belly full of groundnuts.
12
These include groundnuts, cow peas, sweet potatoes and cassava.
13
Nearby, women were sifting groundnuts before grinding them into a paste with which to fill empty stomachs.
14
OILSEEDS Soybeans and groundnuts are two key summer-sown oilseed crops in the world's biggest importer of cooking oils.
15
Heaps of wild yams, white starchy breadroots, and potatolike groundnuts boiled gently in skin pots slung over fires.
16
The Guardian visited Odwogai group garden and found the groundnuts growing well, though only on a small piece of land.
Frequent collocations
Groundnut through the time