watermelon in Irish
watermelon in Irish is mealbhacán uisce — watermelon means a large fruit with a hard green rind and sweet, watery red flesh, or the plant that grows it.
watermelon in Irish
mealbhacán uisce
A plant of the species Citrullus lanatus, bearing a melon-like fruit.
What does "watermelon" mean?
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noun A large fruit with a hard green rind and sweet, watery red flesh, or the plant that grows it.
"We sliced up a cold watermelon for the picnic."
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noun A shade of pinkish-red similar to watermelon flesh.
"She painted her nails a bright watermelon color."
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watermelon in a sentence
- We sliced up a cold watermelon for the picnic.
- Watermelon plants need a lot of space to spread their vines.
- She painted her nails a bright watermelon color.
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What is "watermelon" in Irish?
"watermelon" in Irish is mealbhacán uisce. watermelon means: A large fruit with a hard green rind and sweet, watery red flesh, or the plant that grows it.
How do you use "watermelon" in a sentence?
Example: "We sliced up a cold watermelon for the picnic." In Irish, "watermelon" is mealbhacán uisce.
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