| 释义 |
coc·o·zel·le
\|käkə|zelē\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: probably from an Italian dialect word akin to Italian cocuzza squash, from Medieval Latin cocutia
: a smooth cylindrical dark green summer squash usually with lighter green to yellow stripes or mottlings and firm white to greenish flesh growing over a foot in length and four to five inches thick but usually used when half that size — called also Italian vegetable marrow; compare zucchini |