okra in Irish
okra in Irish is ocra — okra means a green, ridged vegetable pod eaten cooked, known for its sticky texture when cut and used to thicken stews.
okra in Irish
ocra
The edible immature mucilaginous seed pod (properly, capsule) of the Abelmoschus esculentus.
What does "okra" mean?
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noun A green, ridged vegetable pod eaten cooked, known for its sticky texture when cut and used to thicken stews.
"She fried the okra with cornmeal and onions."
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okra in a sentence
- She fried the okra with cornmeal and onions.
- Okra is a key ingredient in gumbo.
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What is "okra" in Irish?
"okra" in Irish is ocra. okra means: A green, ridged vegetable pod eaten cooked, known for its sticky texture when cut and used to thicken stews.
How do you use "okra" in a sentence?
Example: "She fried the okra with cornmeal and onions." In Irish, "okra" is ocra.
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