kiwi
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- noun
- /ˈkiːwi/
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kiwi
- The fruit salad was colorful, featuring kiwi, strawberries, and bananas.
- kiwi fruit
- kiwi slices
- fresh kiwi
So now I eat my Kiwis with the skins on.
- So now I eat my Kiwis with the skins on.
- So citrus fruits again have the vitamin C Oranges, grapefruits, Kiwis, pineapples.
- I do want to hear about tart cherry and Kiwi fruit.
- Specifically prunes and green Kiwis have been shown to actually help to mobilize stool.
- Actually it used to be strawberries, Nowadays I'm really into Kiwis.
- It says sparkling Kiwi strawberry carbonated.
- Strawberries, broccoli, of course, citrus fruits like oranges, lemons and limes, Kiwis.
- It includes apple juice, mango puree, pineapple juice, banana puree, Kiwi puree, and then again, natural flavors.
- Even the seeds they have, like they're just big enough to add texture to that gushy, delicious moisture of Kiwi.
Examples
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I'll take a kiwi, sliced up.
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When Mary Franklin reappeared, she carried a plate piled high with a thick sandwich, kiwi slices, and French fries.
Fiction book (1991) -
Here, chew this kiwi for me.
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"It's like looking at a kiwi fruit, slice by slice, compared to looking at the whole fruit," Jones says.
Academic text (1994) -
And I have a kiwi tart that demands my immediate attention.
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She runs into the kitchen, returns with a plate of kiwi and nectarines, and two dark blue cloth napkins.
Fiction book (1992) -
You're going to need strawberry, banana, Kiwi, almond milk, and chia seeds.
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It includes apple juice, mango puree, pineapple juice, banana puree, Kiwi puree, and then again, natural flavors.
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For breakfast, I added slices of kiwi on top of my yogurt.
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She enjoyed a refreshing smoothie made with kiwi and pineapple.
Synonyms
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A small brown fruit with fuzzy skin, green flesh, and many small black seeds
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An oval brown fruit with fuzzy skin, green inside, and a slightly sour taste, often eaten raw or in desserts
A small fuzzy brown fruit with sour green flesh called kiwifruit
Compounds
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An oval brown fruit with fuzzy skin, green inside, and a slightly sour taste, often eaten raw or in desserts
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Etymology
Kiwi for the fruit was changed from the old name 'Chinese gooseberry' by New Zealand growers who called the brown, furry fruit kiwi after the bird it resembled. So the name helps you remember the fruit's brown, fuzzy skin and its link to New Zealand.