pineapple in Irish
pineapple in Irish is anann — pineapple means a large tropical fruit with spiky skin, sweet yellow flesh, and a crown of stiff leaves.
pineapple in Irish
anann
What does "pineapple" mean?
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noun A large tropical fruit with spiky skin, sweet yellow flesh, and a crown of stiff leaves.
"She sliced a fresh pineapple for the fruit salad."
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noun Slang for a hand grenade, because of its ridged, oval shape.
"The soldier pulled the pin on the pineapple and threw it."
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pineapple in a sentence
- She sliced a fresh pineapple for the fruit salad.
- The cocktail was garnished with a wedge of pineapple.
- The soldier pulled the pin on the pineapple and threw it.
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What is "pineapple" in Irish?
"pineapple" in Irish is anann. pineapple means: A large tropical fruit with spiky skin, sweet yellow flesh, and a crown of stiff leaves.
How do you use "pineapple" in a sentence?
Example: "She sliced a fresh pineapple for the fruit salad." In Irish, "pineapple" is anann.
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