cauliflower in Irish
cauliflower in Irish is cóilis — cauliflower means a vegetable related to cabbage, grown for its dense white head of edible flower buds.
cauliflower in Irish
cóilis
What does "cauliflower" mean?
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noun A vegetable related to cabbage, grown for its dense white head of edible flower buds.
"She roasted the cauliflower with olive oil and garlic."
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noun A permanently swollen, deformed ear caused by repeated blunt trauma, common among wrestlers and boxers.
"Years of wrestling left him with cauliflower ear."
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cauliflower in a sentence
- She roasted the cauliflower with olive oil and garlic.
- Years of wrestling left him with cauliflower ear.
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What is "cauliflower" in Irish?
"cauliflower" in Irish is cóilis. cauliflower means: A vegetable related to cabbage, grown for its dense white head of edible flower buds.
How do you use "cauliflower" in a sentence?
Example: "She roasted the cauliflower with olive oil and garlic." In Irish, "cauliflower" is cóilis.
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