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ruta-baga (n.)
A kind of turnip commonly with a large and long or ovoid yellowish root; a Swedish turnip. See Turnip.
ruta-baga Sentence Examples
- Harvesting the massive ruta-baga from the garden proved to be a laborious task.
- The pungent aroma of simmering ruta-baga filled the kitchen with an earthy scent.
- The chef's ingenious creation featured a creamy ruta-baga soup topped with crispy bacon.
- The farmer's ruta-baga crop was threatened by a severe infestation of aphids.
- The school cafeteria served a nutritional dish of roasted ruta-baga with honey glaze.
- The local farmer's market had a wide selection of fresh ruta-bagas for sale.
- Grandma's secret recipe for ruta-baga casserole was a culinary masterpiece.
- The livestock eagerly consumed the sweet and nutritious ruta-bagas.
- The artist used the bulbous shape of the ruta-baga as inspiration for a whimsical sculpture.
- The ruta-baga's hardy nature made it an ideal crop for colder climates.
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A kind of turnip commonly with a large and long or ovoid yellowish root; a Swedish turnip. See Turnip.
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Harvesting the massive ruta-baga from the garden proved to be a laborious task.
The pungent aroma of simmering ruta-baga filled the kitchen with an earthy scent.
The chef's ingenious creation featured a creamy ruta-baga soup topped with crispy bacon.
The farmer's ruta-baga crop was threatened by a severe infestation of aphids.
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