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- noun Plural form of
avocado .
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Examples
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While the bilateral trade in avocados is now worth more than 1 billion dollars annually, the U.S. currently restricts the importing of avocados to the District of Colombia and 19 northeastern states.
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While the bilateral trade in avocados is now worth more than 1 billion dollars annually, the U.S. currently restricts the importing of avocados to the District of Colombia and 19 northeastern states.
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For example, Rudy refers to a boatload of black - market avocados from the Cayman Islands.
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The best way to freeze the prepared mashed avocados is to use a freeze-weight zip lock bag.
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The best way to freeze the prepared mashed avocados is to use a freeze-weight zip lock bag.
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The best way to freeze the prepared mashed avocados is to use a freeze-weight zip lock bag.
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By the way the apple/avocados is pretty good line to use: -)
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Starting in the Patronato neighbourhood, home to many of the city's Middle Eastern and Asian immigrants, we try "the best seafood empanadas in the city", before moving on to explore the sprawling La Vega market, where the air is permeated with the smell of fresh coriander and the avocados are the size of mangos.
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A man came by and took 15 quintals of avocados, that is a source for the black market that has nothing to do with the problem of [words indistinct] but with theft and crime.
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The array of recipes ushers in the freshness of spring, calling avocados, oranges, and raspberries in some, into duty.
unknown title 2009
chained_bear commented on the word avocados
Added to the list by suggestion of bilby, due to its interesting etymology. Adapted from Mexican-Spanish aguacate, derived from the Nahuatl word �?huacatl meaning avocado, testicle.
I didn't spell it avocadoes because I hate that spelling. Thanks for noticing.
November 24, 2007