mustard in Irish
mustard in Irish is mustard — mustard means a yellow-brown condiment made from the seeds of the mustard plant, often eaten with meat.
mustard in Irish
mustard
What does "mustard" mean?
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noun A yellow-brown condiment made from the seeds of the mustard plant, often eaten with meat.
"He spread a thick layer of mustard on his hot dog."
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adj Having a dark yellow colour, like the condiment.
"She wore a mustard cardigan over her dress."
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adj Informal: very good or highly skilled.
"He's absolutely mustard at chess."
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mustard in a sentence
- He spread a thick layer of mustard on his hot dog.
- She wore a mustard cardigan over her dress.
- He's absolutely mustard at chess.
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What is "mustard" in Irish?
"mustard" in Irish is mustard. mustard means: A yellow-brown condiment made from the seeds of the mustard plant, often eaten with meat.
How do you use "mustard" in a sentence?
Example: "He spread a thick layer of mustard on his hot dog." In Irish, "mustard" is mustard.
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