cushaw

A noun referring to a type of squash plant that produces globose to ovoid fruit with a striped grey, green, and white warty rind, or the fruit itself.

• 🇩🇪Ein Kürbisgewächs, das kugelige oder eiförmige Früchte mit gestreifter, grau-grün-weißer, warziger Schale hervorbringt, oder die Frucht selbst.

1. A type of squash plant B2 formal american

   A plant that produces a large, elongated or globose squash with a striped rind, typically grey, green, and white.

   • The cushaw vine grew rapidly in the summer heat.
   • Farmers in the region often cultivate cushaw for its hardy fruit.
   • The cushaw plant requires plenty of sunlight and water.

   🇩🇪Cushaw-Kürbis

2. The fruit of the cushaw plant B2 formal american

   A squash with a striped grey and green warty rind, often used in cooking.

   • She made a delicious pie from the cushaw.
   • The cushaw's flesh is sweet and perfect for roasting.
   • He bought a large cushaw at the farmer's market.

   🇩🇪Cushaw-Kürbis

• cushaws plural form
• cushaws' possessive plural form
• cushaw's possessive singular form