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casaba

casaba

2 9.9
A sweet melon with yellow skin and pale flesh
  • noun
  • /kəˈsɑːbə/
translation icon : casaba
  • Breasts like casabas.
  • casaba melon

Examples

  • Your wife need only have a pretty face, a firm backside, and big breasts like casaba melons.

  • It's 8215 mount casaba road.

  • Because, BernieJr., those are men with balls the size of casaba melons.

  • "Veal Chop, those two guys have nuts the size of casaba melons.

  • Just pretend her head's a casaba melon and the gun is a melon baller.

  • Yet, the gravity defying perkiness of her infamous casabas gives us cause for suspicion.

  • Titties, ta-tas, casabas, bazoongas, all up in our frigging faces!

  • The fruit vendor had a large display of casaba melons, all ripe and ready to eat.

  • She sliced a casaba and served it as a refreshing dessert on a hot summer day.

  • In the market, I bought a sweet casaba melon that smelled deliciously fruity.

Synonyms

melon
vscasaba
86 1.0

A large round or oval fruit with thick skin and soft sweet inside like a watermelon

is a specific kind within that general fruit group
casaba melon
vscasaba
1 4.9

A large sweet melon with pale white flesh and a yellow rind

means the same but is the shorter name for it

Compounds

1 4.9

A large sweet melon with pale white flesh and a yellow rind

Surface Forms

casaba singular
casabas plural

Etymology

Casaba likely comes from a Turkish word, kasaba, meaning 'town' or 'market' where this melon was sold, so the name became used for this sweet, pale-fleshed melon. So, thinking of a melon you buy at the town market helps you remember what a casaba is.