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Qué (quién) es pawpaw - definición

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Pawpaw         
·noun ·see Papaw.
pawpaw         
['p?:p?:]
(also papaw)
¦ noun
1. another term for papaya.
2. a North American tree with purple flowers and edible oblong yellow fruit with sweet pulp. [Asimina triloba.]
the fruit of the pawpaw.
Origin
C17: from Sp. and Port. papaya, of Carib origin.
pawpaw         
also paw-paw (pawpaws)
A pawpaw is a fruit with green skin, sweet yellow flesh, and black seeds and grows in hot countries such as the West Indies. (BRIT; in AM, use papaya
)
= papaya
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Paw Paw

Paw Paw, Paw paw, or pawpaw may refer to:

Ejemplos de uso de pawpaw
1. And pepperpot, you know what that is: a stew of aubergine, spinach, pumpkin, pawpaw, pork, lamb and beef.
2. Hopefully when the pawpaw is concluded by mid May we would be alerted to what the allies intend on doing with the responsibility vested on them by virtue of Naivasha treaty.
3. Walk to the coastal village of Massacre then return for a soak in the stone plunge pool among the mango, pawpaw and almond trees. $115. crescentmooncabins.com, 001 767 44' 344'. Chiminos Island Lodge, Guatemala This Maya–built "island" is thick with jungle and jungle noise: howler monkeys, toucans, parrots, eagles and the odd snake.