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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
/ ˈɑːəԻ /
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 Word Forms
- mDzԻ· mDzԻ· adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of almond1
Word History and Origins
Origin of almond1
Example Sentences
For generations villagers have made a living growing pomegranates, almonds and peaches and foraging in the surrounding forests for wild fruits and spices.
Oils: Olive oil is the standard, but you can try walnut, grapeseed or almond oil for a twist.
So I usually make matcha at home with unsweetened almond milk, and I add cinnamon and usually use a little bit of vanilla protein shake as creamer in it.
The tariffs and in-kind retaliation from other countries would undoubtedly hurt California, from new surcharges on almond exports to deflating Silicon Valley tech stocks.
A boom in global prices a decade ago led growers to rapidly plant many new almond orchards.
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