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rutabaga

[ UK /ɹˌuːtɐbˈɑːɡɐ/ ]
[ US /ˈɹutəbeɪɡə/ ]
NOUN
  1. a cruciferous plant with a thick bulbous edible yellow root
  2. the large yellow root of a rutabaga plant used as food

How To Use rutabaga In A Sentence

  • -- after cornhusking was all husked and the oats thrashing all thrashed and the rutabaga digging all dug, I took eight dollars and a half in my inside vest pocket and I went to the hardware store. Rootabaga Stories
  • Vegetables count cole, collard, kale, all ` cabbage 'and preserved in kailyard ` cabbage garden,' symbolic of Scotland's literature since 1895 as in "the kailyard school"; rutabaga ` turnip, 'literally, ` root-bag'; and skirret ` parsnip, 'literally, ` sheer-white.' VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XI No 3
  • Besides carrots, other root vegetables include turnips, parsnips, radishes, beets and rutabagas.
  • Jonna tricked me into letting her park La Tortuga, her mobile estate, in front of my imposing maison for a few nights by bribing me with rutabagas from the far Nawth (impossible to find at lake Chapala) and a couple of bags of Calloway Gardens Speckled Heart Stone Ground Enriched Grits from Georgia. Manuel�s Restaurant
  • Besides carrots, other root vegetables include turnips, parsnips, radishes, beets and rutabagas.
  • So far in this endeaver, I have learned how to 'blanch' rutabaga's so that they can be frozen. Growing winter vegetables
  • A great, purple rutabaga of a nose was heaved up out of the red, furrowed clay of his face. THE DUTCH BLUE ERROR
  • If it is a root crop like radishes, turnips, carrots or rutabaga; you will see the damage when you harvest.
  • #2 Cruciferous vegetables -- radish, broccoli, cauliflower, rutabaga, cabbage, turnips, turnip greens, contain indole - 3-carbinol, which lowers women's levels of a type of estrogen that may promote breast cancer. (16-hydroxy - estradiol and 16-hydroxy-estrone). Red meat raises risk of breast cancer in adolescence, but is not a risk in post-menopausal women, st
  • I think a rutabaga is what, in England, we called a swede - yellowish, large root vegetable - good mashed with lots of butter. [jennifer rose] What Can't You Get in Mexico?
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