Definitions
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- adjective shaped like an acorn
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Examples
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There are also hachiya persimmons, acorn-shaped and nearly inedible unless squishy-ripe.
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Report if a persimmon tastes astringent it probably isn't ready to be eaten. and some varieties are worse than others. if it's acorn-shaped it has to be REALLY soft. i prefer fuyu because they are tasty while still firm/crispy. dimka
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And, click, there it was: A dinner plate with elaborate dark-blue decoration around the rim and, at its center, the restaurant's crest, an acorn-shaped device featuring a stein with a knight's-helmet lid, flanked by two deer whose antlers support the legend "Lüchow's."
If These Plates Could Talk Richard Snow 2011
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Chickpeas garbanzo beans: These are acorn-shaped, golden, and nutty tasting, with a slightly grainy texture.
The Food Matters Cookbook Mark Bittman 2010
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Suddenly the Roman counterattack began, a torrent of arrows and acorn-shaped lead missiles, forged in field furnaces nearby by the methodical defenders.
The Spartacus War Barry Strauss 2009
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These marbled-brown, acorn-shaped nuggets are actually full of minerals like iron, calcium and protein, and its monounsaturated fats help lower cholesterol, making it good for your heart.
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Suddenly the Roman counterattack began, a torrent of arrows and acorn-shaped lead missiles, forged in field furnaces nearby by the methodical defenders.
The Spartacus War Barry Strauss 2009
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Suddenly the Roman counterattack began, a torrent of arrows and acorn-shaped lead missiles, forged in field furnaces nearby by the methodical defenders.
The Spartacus War Barry Strauss 2009
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Suddenly the Roman counterattack began, a torrent of arrows and acorn-shaped lead missiles, forged in field furnaces nearby by the methodical defenders.
The Spartacus War Barry Strauss 2009
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Also used of the acorn-shaped lead bullet flung from a sling, so it also meant bullet.
Antony and Cleopatra Colleen McCullough 2007
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