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telegraph cucumber

telegraph cucumber noun: a kind of long, thin, sweetish cucumber with a hook-like protrusion at one end.

Noun

telegraph cucumber (plural telegraph cucumbers)

  1. A kind of long, thin, sweetish cucumber with a hook-like protrusion at one end.

Forms of telegraph cucumber

pluraltelegraph cucumbers

Questions about telegraph cucumber

What does telegraph cucumber mean?
Telegraph cucumber means a kind of long, thin, sweetish cucumber with a hook-like protrusion at one end.
What part of speech is telegraph cucumber?
Telegraph cucumber is a noun.
What is the plural of telegraph cucumber?
The plural of telegraph cucumber is telegraph cucumbers.

Words near telegraph cucumber in the dictionary

  1. telegraph blue
  2. telegraph boy
  3. telegraph boys
  4. telegraph code
  5. telegraph codes
  6. telegraph cucumber
  7. telegraph cucumbers
  8. Telegraph Hill
  9. telegraph line
  10. telegraph lines
  11. telegraph office

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