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Meanings of papaya in English
Tropical American shrub or small tree having huge deeply palmately cleft leaves and large oblong yellow fruit.
Usage of papaya in English
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He returned recently and found a papaya tree growing in its place.
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You can replace pineapple juice for the papaya to very similar effect.
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For cleanser, I use a papaya cleanser or the Shiseido Foaming Cleanser.
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A woman selling Environment Ministry-certified sticks of sliced papaya watches her suspiciously.
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There were pickles, squashes and medicine for papaya plants also on sale.
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The smoke-and-papaya smell of Eio is as exhilarating as it was before.
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For the mornings, mango and papaya work well as does a honeydew melon.
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Few of the new trees surprised me more than the papaya.
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Strain over ice, and garnish with a fresh slice of papaya.
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We're especially smitten with colors like papaya, cloudy greens and silver.
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His hand entered the fruit bowl, tested a papaya for ripeness.
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He had half a papaya, served with a piece of lemon.
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Anti-inflammatory The vitamins and antioxidants in papaya can also work to prevent chronic inflammation.
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The round black seeds of the papaya are the peppercorns.
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Green papaya is just unripe papaya, easy enough to find.
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You could also make a more tropical fruit cocktail by using papaya and mango.
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United States of America
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