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Definition of hog plum in English: hog plumnoun A tropical tree which bears edible fruit resembling plums. a Caribbean tree with yellow fruit (Spondias mombin, family Anacardiaceae). (American hog plum) an American tree with bitter fruit and timber that is used as a sandalwood substitute (Ximenia americana, family Olacaceae). Example sentencesExamples - Sweet limes, mangoes, hog plums, and breadfruit trees, all of which have grown in the wild since the days of the plantations, are also interspersed among the larger trees.
- High bush blue berries, Chickasaw and hog plums and lots of hawthorn bushes provide fruit for many types of wildlife that inhabit the area.
- Step 5: When all the moisture in the hog plums evaporates and the hog plums begin to curl up, shut off the flame.
- Most of the secondary food crops of the Central area were fruits such as the papaya, hog plums, nance plums, guavas and the avocado pear.
- These are green hog plums that have been scored and lightly pickled.
- It is know under several regional names such as hog plum or yellow mombin and is commonly used as a human food source.
- Avocados, soursops, custard apples, sapotes, hog plums, guavas and others, are indigenous species while others such as citrus, apples, peaches, coconut and mango were introduced by the Augustinian, Dominique and Franciscan orders after the arrival of the Spanish.
- The fruit and flower of the hog plum occur right on the branches as opposed to hanging from the tips.
- I know hog plums are indigenous to the Americas, however.
- Take the hog plum pieces in a plate, add a little oil and mix them well.
Origin Late 17th century: so named because the fruit is common food for hogs in the West Indies and Brazil. Definition of hog plum in US English: hog plumnoun A tropical tree which bears edible fruit resembling plums. a Caribbean tree with yellow fruit (Spondias mombin, family Anacardiaceae). Also called yellow mombin a tropical American tree with bitter fruit and timber that is used as a sandalwood substitute (Ximenia americana, family Olacaceae). Also called tallowwood Example sentencesExamples - Sweet limes, mangoes, hog plums, and breadfruit trees, all of which have grown in the wild since the days of the plantations, are also interspersed among the larger trees.
- Avocados, soursops, custard apples, sapotes, hog plums, guavas and others, are indigenous species while others such as citrus, apples, peaches, coconut and mango were introduced by the Augustinian, Dominique and Franciscan orders after the arrival of the Spanish.
- Most of the secondary food crops of the Central area were fruits such as the papaya, hog plums, nance plums, guavas and the avocado pear.
- High bush blue berries, Chickasaw and hog plums and lots of hawthorn bushes provide fruit for many types of wildlife that inhabit the area.
- I know hog plums are indigenous to the Americas, however.
- Take the hog plum pieces in a plate, add a little oil and mix them well.
- Step 5: When all the moisture in the hog plums evaporates and the hog plums begin to curl up, shut off the flame.
- The fruit and flower of the hog plum occur right on the branches as opposed to hanging from the tips.
- It is know under several regional names such as hog plum or yellow mombin and is commonly used as a human food source.
- These are green hog plums that have been scored and lightly pickled.
Origin Late 17th century: so named because the fruit is common food for hogs in the West Indies and Brazil. |