Jenny Lind
Jenny Lind noun: cucumis melo var. 'Jenny Lind', a green-fleshed heirloom cantaloupe cultivar introduced in the 1840s.
Noun
Jenny Lind (plural Jenny Linds)
- Cucumis melo var. 'Jenny Lind', a green-fleshed heirloom cantaloupe cultivar introduced in the 1840s.
Forms of Jenny Lind
| plural | Jenny Linds |
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Origin of Jenny Lind
Apparently named after the singer Jenny Lind.
Questions about Jenny Lind
- What does Jenny Lind mean?
- Jenny Lind means cucumis melo var. 'Jenny Lind', a green-fleshed heirloom cantaloupe cultivar introduced in the 1840s.
- What part of speech is Jenny Lind?
- Jenny Lind is a noun.
- What is the plural of Jenny Lind?
- The plural of Jenny Lind is Jenny Linds.
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