Melba
Mel·ba
M0205100 (mĕl′bə), Dame Nellie Originally Helen Porter Mitchell. 1861-1931.Melba
(ˈmɛlbə)Mel•ba
(ˈmɛl bə)n.
| Noun | 1. |  Melba - Australian operatic soprano (1861-1931) |
n.
Melba
Melba
Melba
a summer apple of Canadian origin; an open-pollinated seedling of the Mclntosh variety. The medium-sized fruits (on young trees, weighing up to 200 g) are rounded, slightly ridged, and yellowish; the white pulp is juicy, tender, spicy, aromatic, and tart. The apples ripen in late August and can be stored until October. The apples can be eaten fresh. The trees bear fruit early, four or five years after planting. A tree that is nine to 11 years old produces 30 kg of fruit. Melba apples are grown in the RSFSR, Ukrainian SSR, Kazakh SSR, Lithuanian SSR, Turkmen SSR, Latvian SSR, and Estonian SSR.
Melba
- noun
Synonyms for Melba
noun Australian operatic soprano (1861-1931)
Synonyms
- Dame Nellie Melba
- Helen Porter Mitchell
- taint (something) with (something)
- taints something with
- taints that with
- taints them with
- taints these with
- taints those with
- taints with
- taint that with
- taint them with
- taint these with
- taint those with
- tainture
- taint with
- taintworm
- squashing them into
- squashing them like sardines
- squashing them up
- squashing them up against
- squashing those down
- squashing those in
- squashing those into
- squashing those up
- squashing those up against
- squashing up
- squashing up against