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almond
[ ah-muhnd, am-uhnd; spelling pronunciation al-muhnd ]
noun
- the nutlike kernel of the fruit of either of two trees, Prunus dulcis sweet almond or P. dulcis amara bitter almond, which grow in warm temperate regions.
- the tree itself.
- a delicate, pale tan.
- anything shaped like an almond, especially an ornament.
adjective
- of the color, taste, or shape of an almond.
- made or flavored with almonds:
almond cookies.
almond
/ ˈɑːmənd /
noun
- a small widely cultivated rosaceous tree, Prunus amygdalus, that is native to W Asia and has pink flowers and a green fruit containing an edible nutlike seed
- the oval-shaped nutlike edible seed of this plant, which has a yellowish-brown shell
- modifier made of or containing almonds amygdalineamygdaloid
almond cake
- a pale yellowish-brown colour
- ( as adjective )
almond wallpaper
- Also calledalmond green
- yellowish-green colour
- ( as adjective )
an almond skirt
- anything shaped like an almond nut
Other Words From
- almond·like almond·y adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of almond1
Word History and Origins
Origin of almond1
Example Sentences
The aromas the team tested on participants were vanilla, almond, lemon, lemon myrtle, eucalyptus, peppermint, vinegar and lemongrass.
The reservoir expansion will support supplies for the district’s farms in Fresno and Kings counties — which produce almonds, pistachios, tomatoes and other crops — and will also help local efforts to recharge groundwater, Febbo said.
Amid Trump’s first-term trade war with China, Beijing aimed retaliatory tariffs at California farmers; economists calculated that California growers of almonds, the state’s most valuable export crop, lost about $875 million.
New additions to the menu include Dunkin’s Holiday Cookie Signature Latte, which “boasts rich espresso blended with whole milk and notes of buttery cookie and toasted almond.”
Sugar-coated nuts and fruit such as honey-roasted almonds and candy apples rank among the top, offering whole food benefits just beneath the sugary coating.
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