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- noun Plural form of
guava .
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Examples
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First, Cara picks guavas from the tree in her back yard.
Archive 2009-08-01 Kate Fleurange 2009
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First, Cara picks guavas from the tree in her back yard.
Tourou part TWO Kate Fleurange 2009
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Just the aroma of fresh guavas is enough to inspire visions of lolling in a hammock in some tropical hideaway.
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Just the aroma of fresh guavas is enough to inspire visions of lolling in a hammock in some tropical hideaway.
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Just the aroma of fresh guavas is enough to inspire visions of lolling in a hammock in some tropical hideaway.
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An Egyptian oasis garden produces many popular tree fruits such as guavas, pomegranates, apricots, and oranges which can be sold in local markets or consumed at home as delicious, high-vitamin treats.
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About 30 million pounds of imported produce, mostly fruits such as guavas and mangos, get a low-dose zap, not enough to kill germs but to kill any foreign insects along for the ride.
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About 30 million pounds of imported produce, mostly fruits such as guavas and mangos, get a low-dose zap, not enough to kill germs but to kill any foreign insects along for the ride.
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Others were hanged, drawn, quartered, flogged and in one case bombarded with guavas.
His Wealth of Nations Brendan Simms 2011
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Perhaps the single commonest indigenous suffix used as a place name element is - tepec [Chapultepec = hill of chapulines (grasshoppers); Jocotepec = hill of guavas].
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