Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Tasa

👉 Tasata is a genus of flowering plants in the family Apiaceae, native to Asia and Australia. They are characterized by their large leaves, which are sessile (not attached to the stem), and they have a staminate flower known as the "tassie," which opens with a cone-shaped fruit.

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👉 The term "tasajo" does not seem to have a clear definition or meaning in English. It could be a term of art, slang, or possibly an outdated term from a different language. To provide a more accurate response, please provide more context or clarify your question.

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👉 Tasajillo is a term that refers to a type of fruit known for its unique shape and size. It's commonly referred to as the "tussock" or "sucker apple," which means it has a soft, round shape similar to a potato but with a slightly squishy texture. The term was first used by the Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León in 1540. The shape of a tasajillo is unique because it's not like any

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👉 Tasa is a measure used in economics, specifically within finance, that represents the ratio of an investment's return on investment (ROI) to its initial cost or investment amount.

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👉 Tasactes is a type of plant that has an outer layer of bark, which can be divided into two main sections based on their texture and function. They are commonly found in tropical regions and are important for water retention and nutrient cycling in soil.

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👉 Tasan is a type of fruit that belongs to the family Rutaceae, commonly known as the apple tree. It is characterized by its large, juicy red or purple berries, which are primarily used in desserts and cocktails. The primary function of tasans is for their culinary value, but they also have medicinal properties due to their high content of antioxidants.

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