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Meanings of kernels in English
Portuguese
cedar rapids kernels Spanish
cedar rapids kernels 
Baseball team and Minor League Baseball franchise in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, USA.
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Usage of kernels in English
1
Begin the cutting when the kernels are in a tough dough state.
2
Crack the stones, take out the kernels and break them in pieces.
3
Plant my kernels in the ground and cover them with soft soil.
4
Mr. Hostetter sells his nuts both as kernels and in the shell.
5
Run the pine kernels through nut-mill, and put with suet in frying-pan.
6
The skins and kernels of the larger fruits are unwholesome, because indigestible.
7
The kernels were plump, bright, rich in quality, and of pleasing flavor.
8
Bitter almonds and peach-kernels can always be purchased with the shells off.
9
The kernels that year were neither particularly plump nor especially well filled.
10
Then proceed as above, only blanch the kernels and keep them whole.
11
Twist the kernels off the cob and store them in glass jars.
12
Take a quarter of a pound of shelled bitter almonds, or peach-kernels.
13
I've got two apples and a double handful of black walnut kernels.
14
It's mostly grist that comes to me: palm-oil, rubber, kernels, and ivory.
15
Plants to need make a head and fill out the grain kernels.
16
Natural alternatives to microbeads include products like apricot kernels and ground nuts.
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Kernels across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common