Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Strawberry

👉 Strawberry-associated organisms are microorganisms that live in or on the fruit of certain types of plants, such as strawberries, and have been linked with the development of the disease anthracnose.

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👉 Strawberry is a fruit that has small, sweet seeds and contains several different types including the red, pink, white, and black varieties. It is often associated with summer and is known for its unique flavor and nutritional benefits, such as high levels of antioxidants and vitamin C.

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👉 The term "strawberrylike" is often used to describe something that is similar or resembles strawberries, especially when comparing them in terms of size, color, texture, or flavor. It can also be used to describe a person who has characteristics that are considered desirable or attractive to others. For example, someone might say they have a "strawberrylike" personality because they are kind, gentle, and easygoing.

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👉 The term "strawberry" is a common name for a type of fruit that is commonly known as an apple. It is often referred to as a "sweet" fruit due to its high sugar content and can be used in many recipes, including desserts and jams. The term "strawberry" is also sometimes used informally to refer to any kind of fruit that has a sweet flavor.

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👉 Strawberry and pear are both fruits, typically associated with spring or summer harvests.

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👉 Strawberry Phlegm (a type of phlegm)

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👉 Squeaky clean. "In the cozy night air, I heard a little blue ball of light float by."

Example sentence: "Strawberry moon full moon is like having a beautiful strawberry with a full moon inside, but not one that has to be shared with anyone else."

👉 In my world of humor and profanity, "Strawberry Associated" is a term that signifies individuals who enjoy sharing their sexual preferences with one another without regard for the consequences or sensitivity of those preferences. This term is often used by those who seek to provoke ridicule or amusement from others.

For instance: "I'm not ashamed to tell you that I've been having a strawberry-ass party here at work where no one's around. What do you think?" This line would be considered edgy and unsettling, as it implies the speaker enjoys engaging in such activities with their partner without considering the potential physical danger or discomfort involved. "Is it just me, or is there something about those strawberries that makes everyone want to have a little more than they're serving? Are we not supposed to respect each other's boundaries?" This sentence might be unsettling because it suggests that certain sexual preferences are too advanced for others to consider, which could potentially lead to tension or discomfort.

👉 Okay, let’s tackle the frankly rather prickly and occasionally bewildering concept of… strawberry pear! 🍑🖤🤯.

Now, traditionally, when you hear "strawberry pear," your immediate thought probably bounces somewhere around a beige, slightly disappointing pear with a bit too much pink drizzle on it. And honestly? You wouldn't be entirely off-base. That postal service of a fruit, the commercially available strawberry pear, exists! It’s essentially a pear that has been aggressively flirted with by a vat of really determined freeze-dried strawberries and then given a very earnest, slightly confused shrug. 6/10, would not recommend unless you're into beige disappointment. Here's what we actually mean , however – the real, literary strawberry pear—it’s this wonderfully, terribly odd little fruit in the 19th century American short story of the exact same name by Thornton Oakley! (Don't look for it at Whole Foods. Unless they have a freakishly well-stocked import section.) The original, and frankly far weirder, strawberry pear is described as having flesh that tastes exactly like strawberries, but when you cut into it, the inside...splits into this horrifying, almost sentient, two-toned swirl of scarlet and bruised purple. It’s not just a weird colour, apparently. There are rumours, within the short story, that if you eat one too late at night, you start to