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Meanings of swede in English
A cruciferous plant with a thick bulbous edible yellow root.
Usage of swede in English
1
But man was gone and it was the day of the swede.
2
Yes, man was gone, and it was the day of the swede.
3
This is the rutabaga, or swede, the turnip-cabbage of our northern districts.
4
Basic cooking Unlike most vegetables the colour of swede deepens with cooking.
5
The swede nodded to his companions: the years of freedom had come.
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And when the trees went the swede believed that the day was come.
7
This is our guide to buying, storing, cooking and eating swede UK swede season.
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Andrew swung round and pointed with the big purple swede.
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This week it will focus on advising farmers on planning for next year's swede crops.
10
As a result, the swede crop for winter is struggling but fooderbeet is doing okay.
11
Celeriac and carrots and leeks and swede and potatoes and everything but the kitchen sink.
12
You can also swede yourself in VHS movie boxes like I did after the jump.
13
Why, he don't know a swede from a mangel-wurzel.
14
Tod opened the door of the sitting-room and the Swede stepped in.
15
The squaw in the doorway screamed, and the Swede fell full length.
16
The honest Swede looked like a sheep-killing dog caught in the act.
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