guayaba
- noun
- /ɡwaɪˈɑːbə/
- Philippine
- I love eating guayaba in the morning.
Examples
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The market sells ripe guayaba that are perfect for smoothies.
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I tasted guayaba for the first time while traveling in the Caribbean.
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She made a delicious jam from fresh guayaba.
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The guayabas were ripe and ready to eat.
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The guayaba is a delicious tropical fruit that tastes sweet and has pink flesh.
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In Mexico, people often make juice from fresh guayaba to enjoy on hot days.
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The farmer harvested ripe guayabas from his orchard to sell at the local market.
Synonyms
A tropical fruit with yellow skin and soft pink or white inside often eaten fresh and used to make jelly
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Etymology
Guayaba comes from a native Caribbean word people used for the fruit, and Spanish kept that name when they started using it. It is the same fruit English calls guava, so the word still means the sweet tropical 'fruit'.