rindy (Meaning)
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rindy (a.)
Having a rind or skin.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rindy
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rindy Sentence Examples
- The rindy texture of the grapefruit zest added a refreshing tartness to the cake.
- The leaves of the rindy herb were used in traditional medicine to treat skin ailments.
- The rindy skin of the pineapple was sliced into wedges and grilled to perfection.
- The rindy texture of the cucumber contrasted well with the smooth avocado in the salad.
- The rindy exterior of the watermelon protected the sweet and juicy flesh within.
- The rindy bark of the tree provided a rough and textured surface for the squirrels to climb.
- The rindy skin of the potato was peeled off before it was mashed and roasted.
- The rindy surface of the cheese gave it an aged appearance and added depth of flavor.
- The rindy texture of the apple was perfect for making a crunchy apple pie.
- The rindy outer layer of the onion was removed before it was sautéed with garlic and tomatoes.
FAQs About the word rindy
Having a rind or skin.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The rindy texture of the grapefruit zest added a refreshing tartness to the cake.
The leaves of the rindy herb were used in traditional medicine to treat skin ailments.
The rindy skin of the pineapple was sliced into wedges and grilled to perfection.
The rindy texture of the cucumber contrasted well with the smooth avocado in the salad.
