Pumpkins is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PUMPKINS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PUMPKIN, 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.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a large, edible fruit

Words related to PUMPKINS

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How to use PUMPKINS in a sentence

• Profits interested him little, for he grew his patch of corn and pumpkins, and hunted the deer for his own slender needs.
• Harmon brought dried apples or pumpkins, winter beets and Baldwin apples.
• Oh, little Outie is some pumpkins, my lad! It was quite the most wonderful young match to-day.
• The pumpkins partly grown, the beans fit for boiling.
• When the crop was quite ripe the monkey boy gathered all the pumpkins and got sufficient rice from them to last for the whole year.
• One summer he planted a field of pumpkins on the sandy bed of a river.
• We were therefore soon reduced to a daily diet of boiled wheat, potatoes, pumpkins and wild meat, the latter requiring but little exertion to secure.
• Around all their villages were fields of maize, beans, and pumpkins.
• They gave us a large quantity in grain and flour, pumpkins, beans, and shawls of cotton.
• He did not afterward remember his supper or what he had eaten, though Hannah at his command had set the table in the kitchen and Hughie had talked sensibly of pumpkins.
• In the tangled undergrowth through which the bewildered sailor walked there lay great melons and pumpkins.
• The colonists planted Indian corn as early as 1609, and cultivated many other Indian foods, including pumpkins, beans, and squash.
• The father of the Mandan who was killed brought us a present of dried pumpkins and some pemitigon, for which we gave him some small articles.
• The colossal exaggeration is, of course, natural to a land of ocean-like rivers and almighty tall pumpkins.
• Pumpkins may be thrown into the pasture and broken when fed.
• He took his grain to the mill and filled his barn with red apples, and orange pumpkins, and yellow corn.
• When the party left, the women who favored us came out with baskets filled with fresh vegetables, pumpkins, sweet potatoes and squash.
• I was something that lay under the sun and felt it, like the pumpkins, and I did not want to be anything more.
• She got tired of the pumpkins and cabbages, and longed for grizzly bears and red Indians.
• Specht himself, early in the morning, upon the desk of each, inviting them to see the pumpkins flower in his apartment.
• A little sugar improves beets, turnips, peas, corn, squash, tomatoes and pumpkins, especially if they are not in prime condition.
• Every day new suspicions took root in him, while others grew and came to great size and were as hard to conceal as pumpkins.
• We raised corn and pumpkins, and hay for the horse and cows.
• When the last trap has been examined, we follow the trail to the edge of the forest and into the clearing where the tents glow in the darkness like great yellow pumpkins.
• The pumpkins grow in wild exuberance throughout the year, and make a good pudding or pie.
• I have also planted some onions and pumpkins, which were above ground in three days and are growing vigorously.
• Bought corn in cob, apples, pumpkins, and vegetables, but only one bag of oats, few having threshed.

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