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Meanings of watermelon in English
Usage of watermelon in English
1
In this case the ice comes mainly from a watermelon, not water.
2
I cannot explain the watermelon, but I eat it and enjoy it.
3
One feature of the evening was a watermelon contest among the boys.
4
Every night and morning I watered and felt and surveyed my watermelon.
5
I will take that green watermelon back where I got it from.
6
I used to be a complete purist when it came to watermelon.
7
If the watermelon chops are dry and slightly brown, turn them over.
8
Another round of basting each side of the watermelon chops is optional.
9
A serious disease, the watermelon wilt, is rapidly spreading through melon-growing sections.
10
I haven't had anything that tasted so good since the stolen watermelon.
11
They will be lucky if they can buy a watermelon for Eid.
12
Pumpkin seed tea or watermelon seed tea is good, also flaxseed tea.
13
They'll steal a watermelon, and hand you back your lost purse intact.
14
The men around me would wear smiles as big as watermelon slices.
15
It emits a very sweet and tangy smell, like Nerds watermelon-grape candy.
16
It was green-thegreenest watermelon raised in the valley that year.
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Watermelon through the time
Watermelon across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common