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Meanings of rugula in English
Edible annual plant.
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Examples for "arugula"
Examples for "arugula"
1
Glenn Beck even defended him, citing the First Lady's love of arugula.
2
Place in a salad bowl with the arugula leaves and toss lightly.
3
She plowed her garden salad with a fork, weeding out the arugula.
4
Joe greets me with a tongue kiss that tastes peppery, like arugula.
5
I have parsley, lovage, dill and my special treat today is arugula flowers.
1
His family is with him and his friends have been visiting, Roquette said.
2
Court-yard of Prison Of La Roquette, Where the Hostages were shot.
3
I had some trouble in finding Auguste's door in the Rue de la Roquette.
4
The Place de Roquette and the scaffold were both mentioned.
5
And also: "The five-spot of diamonds, the scaffold, the Place de Roquette."
1
I have a brother of my own, and I think no more of him than of a colewort.
2
In these beds, along with the tobacco, they generally sow kale, colewort, and cabbage seed, &c., at the same time.
3
They are served like Lettuce, or boiled and treated as Coleworts or Spinach.
4
The cabbages grown late in autumn and in the beginning of winter are denominated coleworts (vulg.
5
Coleworts plain and curl'd, Savoys; besides the Water-Melons of several Sorts, very good, which should have gone amongst the Fruits.
Translations for rugula
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