Pumpkin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PUMPKIN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a plant of the gourd family, or its fruit, also POMPION, PUMPION, PUNKIN
• a large rounded orange-yellow fruit with a thick rind, the flesh of which can be used in sweet or savoury dishes.
• used as an affectionate term of address, especially to a child
• the plant of the gourd family which produces pumpkins, having tendrils and large lobed leaves and native to warm regions of America.
• large round fruit with an orange rind
• A well-known trailing plant (Cucurbita pepo) and its fruit, -- used for cooking and for feeding stock; a pompion.
• a coarse vine widely cultivated for its large pulpy round orange fruit with firm orange skin and numerous seeds; subspecies of Cucurbita pepo include the summer squashes and a few autumn squashes
• usually large pulpy deep-yellow round fruit of the squash family maturing in late summer or early autumn
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a large, edible fruit

Words related to PUMPKIN

pampoen13 pompion13 pumpion13 pumpkins18 punkin12

Words that contain PUMPKIN

pumpking19 pumpkins18 pumpkings20 pumpkinseed22 pumpkinseeds23

How to use PUMPKIN in a sentence

• His aunt had him bathed, and gave him clothes to wear, and food to eat, and drink, and a pumpkin hollowed out and filled with gold coins.
• Instead of a cake walk, a Pumpkin Pie Walk was announced.
• The pumpkin makes an excellent substitute for the apple in a pie, when soured and sweetened to a proper temper by lemons and sugar.
• One large pumpkin plant in particular claimed my notice.
• Upon this cushion, the woman carries a great bowl, made from the rind of a sort of squash or pumpkin, in which she brings her stuff to market.
• They made a wonderful big pumpkin out of the wheelbarrow, trimmed with yellow paper, and Cinderella rolled away in it, when the fairy godmother waved her wand.
• From the rafters there hung long festoons of dried pumpkin and golden ears of corn.
• They nearly fell over the pumpkin, which lay directly in their path, and it rolled before them into the closet.
• He shut the door swiftly behind him, and, giving the candle to Nancy, told her to set it inside the pumpkin.
• Then they had cut a hole in the bottom, made eyes, a nose and mouth, and Sue put the pumpkin over her head.
• It looked like a fat plum stuck on to the side of a pumpkin.
• This flower will never turn into a pumpkin, but this one will if it gets a little of the dust from the first flower.
• Freddie was not quite so round as a pumpkin, but he managed to get a good start, and rolled over and over.
• For the pumpkin, being almost perfectly round, could roll down the hill faster than Freddie could.
• Meanwhile amongst the ordinary people who could not procure an escort of fifty armed knights for the plump among their children, the ravages of the Pumpkin Giant were frightful.
• When the King issued his proclamation every man in the kingdom who was not already a knight, straightway tried to contrive ways and means to kill the Pumpkin Giant.
• He was some pumpkin both in politics and colour, and the friend of me and Jones.
• Her black hair was coiled in the girlhood knot at the side of the head, and in it she had stuck a pumpkin blossom.
• The oven in the chimney was all heated and ready for a batch of apple and pumpkin pies.
• The odour of the pumpkin pies naturally interested her, and she proceeded to lick up the delicious creamy filling of one after another with great zest.
• Paul even brought up a globe as large as a pumpkin, while Bob was not content until he had secured a score of back numbers of travel magazines.
• Then breaking that open, he showed Susan that the inside of a pumpkin seed was two white leaves, the first leaves of the young pumpkin vine.
• When the first bull arose after rolling on the ground, an ear of red corn and a red pumpkin fell from his left hind leg.
• The bells in the village rang four, and Prince Ethelried started up as Cinderella must have done when the pumpkin coach disappeared.
• Cinderella and her pumpkin carriage are fresh in my mind.
• The winter squash and pumpkin are allied in nature to the summer squash.
• Cool, rub through a colander, and place where it will just simmer, but not burn, until the water is all evaporated and the pumpkin dry.
• Pumpkin for pies is much richer baked like squash, and rubbed through a colander after the skin has been removed.
• In preparing material for custard or pumpkin pies, if the milk used be hot, the pies will be improved and the time of baking be considerably shortened.
• Add half a cup of sugar, or a little less of syrup, to a pint and a half of the sifted pumpkin, and after beating well together, stir this into the hot milk.
• Again it was hickory-nut kernels glazed with sugar, another time maple candy, and once a basket of warm pumpkin pies.
• PUMPKIN PIE Press through a sieve one pint of stewed pumpkin, add four eggs and a scant cup of sugar.
• On being notified of this fact, the dealer sent a can of the same brand of pumpkin from his stock.
• For pumpkin pie half a cup of molasses may be added, and the eggs can be omitted, substituting half a cup of flour mixed with the sugar and spice before stirring in.

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