guacamole
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- noun
- /ˌɡwɑːkəˈmoʊli/
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guacamole
- I made fresh guacamole with avocados, lime juice, and tomatoes for the party.
- chips and guacamole
- make guacamole
- avocados for guacamole
It was shrimp, mango guacamole, kind of crazy.
- It was shrimp, mango guacamole, kind of crazy.
- I'd now do small little bowls of guacamole.
- Or guacamole if you need those avocados from Mexico.
- This is the same thing that happens when you make a guacamole.
- Soft tacos with guacamole on the side with veggies and then we got chips.
- And then I use those as dipping mechanisms for guacamole.
- Instead of getting sour cream and cheese, get guacamole.
Examples
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My first experience with guacamole was when I worked at Max and Erma's restaurant many moons ago.
Blog text (3) -
Tonight it's fajitas and taquitos with fresh guacamole.
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"We would make enough guacamole to feed an army!"
Fiction book (1997) -
You seem to really like the guacamole.
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"Who taught you how to make guacamole?" asked Pete.
Fiction book (1997) -
Let me just say, there is a guacamole bar every day at the buffet.
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How about a little guacamole for the steak?
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We were in the mood for guacamole, so we ordered a small one and dipped right in.
Blog text (31) -
Well, there's a Mexican restaurant in town that actually makes guacamole at your table!
Blog text (3) -
We've got some sour cream, some guacamole, some salsa.
Synonyms
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A creamy avocado dip often served with chips
A funny name for avocado used as a soft spread like guacamole
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The word guacamole comes from the Nahuatl language and is made of āhuacatl ('avocado') and molli ('sauce'). So it literally means 'avocado sauce', which is why guacamole is a creamy avocado dip.