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Meaning of rutabaga
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rutabaga (n)
the large yellow root of a rutabaga plant used as food
a cruciferous plant with a thick bulbous edible yellow root
rutabaga Sentence Examples
- The farmer pulled the massive rutabaga from the ground with all his might.
- The vegetable's rough, purple-tinged skin contrasted starkly with the white flesh of the rutabaga.
- The earthy aroma of the rutabaga permeated the kitchen as it was peeled.
- The chef grated the rutabaga into a fine pulp, adding it to the batter for a delicious savory cake.
- The rutabaga's sweet and slightly bitter flavor complemented the other vegetables in the hearty stew.
- The zookeeper tossed a large rutabaga into the enclosure, where the elephants eagerly devoured it.
- The community garden was renowned for growing colossal rutabagas, breaking local size records year after year.
- The watercolor artist captured the subtle hues and intricate texture of the rutabaga in her painting.
- The botanist studied the genetic makeup of the rutabaga, tracing its lineage back centuries.
- The rutabaga's distinctive shape and flavor made it an instant hit at the local farmers' market.
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the large yellow root of a rutabaga plant used as food, a cruciferous plant with a thick bulbous edible yellow root
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The farmer pulled the massive rutabaga from the ground with all his might.
The vegetable's rough, purple-tinged skin contrasted starkly with the white flesh of the rutabaga.
The earthy aroma of the rutabaga permeated the kitchen as it was peeled.
The chef grated the rutabaga into a fine pulp, adding it to the batter for a delicious savory cake.
