kumquat in Irish
kumquat in Irish is cumcuat — kumquat means a small, orange, citrus-like fruit that comes from Asia.
kumquat in Irish
cumcuat
A small, orange citrus-like fruit which is native to Asia (Citrus japonica, syn. Fortunella japonica).
What does "kumquat" mean?
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noun A small, orange, citrus-like fruit that comes from Asia.
"She sliced a few kumquats into the salad for a sharp, sweet flavor."
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kumquat in a sentence
- She sliced a few kumquats into the salad for a sharp, sweet flavor.
- Kumquats are small enough to pop into your mouth whole.
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What is "kumquat" in Irish?
"kumquat" in Irish is cumcuat. kumquat means: A small, orange, citrus-like fruit that comes from Asia.
How do you use "kumquat" in a sentence?
Example: "She sliced a few kumquats into the salad for a sharp, sweet flavor." In Irish, "kumquat" is cumcuat.
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