watermelon Definition
water·melon (-mel′ən)
watermelon Usage Examples
Converse of object
- eat: The process to master hypnotic selling is the same way you would eat a watermelon; one bite at a time.
- put: If you put a watermelon in your carrier-bag it takes on the shape of a watermelon.
- steal: I said to myself: " What ought a boy to do who has stolen a green watermelon?
- produce: Produces watermelons up to 9 pounds in weight with an 8 inch diameter.
- buy: Elliot and Joel bought giant watermelons and David bought some grapes.
- scoff: Made all the worse by watching the supervisor sat under a shady tree scoffing watermelon while us silly eejits worked!
Adjective modifier
- green: I said to myself: " What ought a boy to do who has stolen a green watermelon?
- square: Then there's the controversy over who invented the square watermelon.
- sweet: For dessert a big chuck of sweet, juicy watermelon is served.
- wonderful: This wonderful giant watermelon was originally developed by Reuben F. Kolb of Alabama in the 1880's.
- juicy: For dessert a big chuck of sweet, juicy watermelon is served.
- ripe: Tasting Notes: On the nose are aromas of fragrant red berries, ripe watermelon and a hint of creamy vanilla.
Modifies a noun
- mosaic: Protection of transgenic plants expressing the coat protein gene of watermelon mosaic virus II or zucchini yellow mosaic virus against six potyviruses.
- seed: The pods contain four series of oval holes, each bearing a seed like a watermelon seed.
- variety: Moon and Stars is quickly becoming a very popular and much in demand watermelon variety.
- virus: Protection of transgenic plants expressing the coat protein gene of watermelon mosaic virus II or zucchini yellow mosaic virus against six potyviruses.
- red: Oh and my hair is now " watermelon red " .
- juice: Sipping an iced watermelon juice, I was impressed by the scope of the menu.
Noun used with modifier
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