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Meanings of spinach in English
Southwestern Asian plant widely cultivated for its succulent edible dark green leaves.
Usage of spinach in English
1
The glands in contact with the spinach became dry in 72 hrs.
2
By my count, the spinach investigation satisfied six of the nine points:
3
Seeing their enquiring glances, she read out: ' 'Baked ham with spinach.
4
Boil the spinach in salted water until tender; drain and chop fine.
5
You've got 4 good, hearty spinach salad meals in no time flat.
6
At one time, salad meant simply lettuce, spinach, and maybe Swiss chard.
7
Never be seen on the news without some spinach between your teeth.
8
It can also be used on produce such as spinach and almonds.
9
Serve with unlimited spinach sautéed in 1 teaspoon olive oil and garlic.
10
Using the back of a spoon, press spinach to drain excess liquid.
11
The owner stated that in September he sowed spinach on four acres.
12
He got the idea from looking at bags of baby spinach leaves.
13
Some common green foods include avocado, spinach, collard greens, cabbage and broccoli.
14
Wilt the spinach leaves in a large pan in several batches, stirring.
15
Add the turmeric, spinach, garlic and the water, mix well and season.
16
Enjoy this meal with steamed broccoli or spinach as a side dish.
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Spinach across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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