figo

We had of them store of rice, hens, unperfect and liquid sugar, sugar-canes, and a fruit which they call figo, 18 with store of cloves.

Sir Francis Drake’s Famous Voyage Round the World 1909

"imperfect and liquid sugar," sugar-canes, and a fruit they call figo, with plenty of cloves.

A Book of Discovery The History of the World's Exploration, From the Earliest Times to the Finding of the South Pole

Questo è un modo, probabilmente il più figo di tutti.

No Fat Clips!!! : Fuel TV: Tame the Beast 2009

Bastano delle cuffie con la musica giusta, ed il nostro amico pesce diventa tosto e figo.

No Fat Clips!!! : Goldfish – Soundtracks and Comebacks 2008

Molto figo troppo, forse? questo mix di animazione e tipografia per una campagna contro il fumo.

No Fat Clips!!! : The Cigarette is Dead 2008

Reply big boy why would make a clip like that disgracing the legend footballer go make fun of some other losers like luis figo zizou

Zidane World Cup Headbutt Animation Festival - Anil Dash 2006

The only dessert is queijo de figo, a torte of dried local figs, almonds, cocoa, medronho (the local brandy), and cinnamon.

Restaurant Vila Lisa 2001

Every village, every hamlet, even every ward, every isolated farm has its bonfire or figo, as it is called, which blazes up as the shades of night are falling.

Chapter 62. The Fire-Festivals of Europe. § 2. The Lenten Fires 1922

Every village, every hamlet, even every ward, every isolated farm has its bonfire or figo, as it is called, which blazes up as the shades of night are falling.

The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion 1922

Every village, every hamlet, even every ward, every isolated farm has its bonfire or _figo, _ as it is called, which blazes up as the shades of night are falling.

The Golden Bough James George Frazer 1897