cole
cole
Definition
cole (kōl)
noun
any of a genus (Brassica) of plants of the crucifer family; esp., rape
Etymology: ME col < OE cal < L caulis, colis, a cabbage, stem: see hole
Cole
Definition
Cole (kōl)
Cole, Thomas 1801-48; U.S. landscape painter
cole
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- say: Promotion or command market said coles of temperature accrued the openness of.
Modifies a noun
- crop: This new 2006 publication covers soils, fertility, planting, irrigation, pest management, harvesting and marketing for cole crops.
- slaw: Or toss with shredded cabbage and red onion for a dynamic cole slaw.
Noun used with modifier
- ashley: John Terry. i presume your saying sol campbell and ashley cole arent english or worthy?
- joe: JOE COLE was also fairly ineffective, nothing else worth mentioning.
- harrison: Seem unlikely that adverse effects who live off to harrison cole.
- king: Usually I'm singing some swedish folk-song or nina simone but yesterday I sung " smile " in the Nat king cole version.
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