Mango is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MANGO in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a tropical tree of the cashew-nut family; its yellowish-red fleshy fruit
• a fleshy, oval, yellowish-red tropical fruit which is eaten ripe or used green for pickles or chutneys.
• the evergreen tropical Indian tree which bears the mango.
• a tropical American hummingbird that typically has green plumage with purple feathers on the wings, tail, or head.
• tropical fruit with sweet juicy yellow flesh
• The fruit of the mango tree. It is rather larger than an apple, and of an ovoid shape. Some varieties are fleshy and luscious, and others tough and tasting of turpentine. The green fruit is pickled for market.
• A green muskmelon stuffed and pickled.
• large evergreen tropical tree cultivated for its large oval fruit
• large oval tropical fruit having smooth skin, juicy aromatic pulp, and a large hairy seed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an edible tropical fruit

Words related to MANGO

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Words that contain MANGO

mangos9 mangoes10 mangold11 mangolds12 mangonel11 mangonels12 mangostan12 mangouste12 mangostans13 mangosteen13 mangoustes13 mangosteens14 mangoldwurzel29 mangoldwurzels30

How to use MANGO in a sentence

• We must act, even as the mango tree which drops as it bears fruit.
• There are three mango trees here, which are very remarkable, from their age and size.
• But when he reached the ground he found that there was only one mango in the bundle.
• The clustering village itself slept in darkness beyond the mango trees, and still remoter the black encircling jungle closed in.
• Going eastward, and turning once more to the south, I passed through some mango trees, and saw the light of a lantern shining among the leaves.
• The Cuban mango is not of the best, but they are locally consumed by the million.
• The land, on both sides of the road, well cultivated, and studded with groves of mango and other trees, and very fertile.
• The Rajah made over to him a portion of land for tillage, and a suitable place in a mango grove, about a mile from his fort, to build a house upon.
• I examined those on the mango and mhowa trees, and they are the same in leaf and flower, and are said to be the same in whatever tree found.
• They cut down all the mango and mhowa trees belonging to the family, as well as all those belonging to other people of the village.
• The ants hardly touched the local forests, but they stripped young plantations of orange, coffee, and mango trees stark naked.
• Seven days he spends alone beneath the shade of a mango grove, and then fares onward to Rajogriha, the capital of Magadha.
• They made their way out stealthily down the stairs, through the garden at the back, into a mango grove.
• On each side of the sodden track that did duty for a road there was a mango grove.
• There is a very clever trick in India called the mango trick.
• I will begin by giving you a new version of the mango trick, if trick it is, with variations.
• On one occasion a half-devoured mango was found in the stomach.
• Remove a narrow piece the length of the fruit, and attach it at one end by a needle and white thread, after the seeds of the mango have been carefully taken out.
• There in a circle grew the hundred little mango trees, and in the centre of all the little rose bush, bearing the red and white roses.
• I bid thee hail, Sweet mango, soul of this enchanting season.
• Let me lean upon you, dear, while I stead on tiptoe and pluck a blossom, of the mango, that I may present it as an offering to the god of love.
• The noblest river will unite itself to the ocean, and the lovely Madhavi-creeper clings naturally to the Mango, the only tree capable of supporting it.
• But when it is brought into the village, the houses are connected with the top of the mango by means of long vines decorated with the streamers.
• Poor MANGO never had much taste, or he would never have got mixed up with such a set.
• The kernel of the mango can be reduced to an excellent flour for making bread.
• I observed a few Mango trees, a Mucuna, Laurineae are common, as well as a Wendlandia in open grassy places.
• It is an ordinary mango, near a pagoda on a plain with two large fig trees.
• Leaving the beach we ride through avenues of palms and mango trees to higher ground, whence a beautiful view can be obtained of Stanley Pool.
• They presented to them four mango fish, golden-yellow in color, and exquisite in flavor.

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