Definition of casaba in English:

casaba

nounkəˈsɑːbəkəˈsäbə

North American

A winter melon of a variety with a wrinkled yellow rind and sweet flesh.
〈北美〉卡萨巴甜瓜
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Excuse me,’ I say to the disenchanted attendant, ‘where can I find casaba melons, rye bread, and low fat chocolate milk?’
- Winter melons, such as casabas and crenshaws, are some of those that require the longest growing season.
- He had once planted cash crops - maize, rice, casaba - and he'd even built a pig sty and a chicken coop.

Origin

Early 20th century: named after Kasaba (now Turgutlu) in Turkey, from which the melons were first exported.

Definition of casaba in US English:

casaba

(also cassaba)

nounkəˈsäbə

North American

A winter melon of a variety with a wrinkled yellow rind and sweet flesh.
〈北美〉卡萨巴甜瓜
Example sentencesExamples
- Winter melons, such as casabas and crenshaws, are some of those that require the longest growing season.
- He had once planted cash crops - maize, rice, casaba - and he'd even built a pig sty and a chicken coop.
- ‘Excuse me,’ I say to the disenchanted attendant, ‘where can I find casaba melons, rye bread, and low fat chocolate milk?’

Origin

Early 20th century: named after Kasaba (now Turgutlu) in Turkey, from which the melons were first exported.

单词	casaba
释义	Definition of casaba in English: casaba nounkəˈsɑːbəkəˈsäbə North American A winter melon of a variety with a wrinkled yellow rind and sweet flesh. 〈北美〉卡萨巴甜瓜 Example sentencesExamples ‘Excuse me,’ I say to the disenchanted attendant, ‘where can I find casaba melons, rye bread, and low fat chocolate milk?’ Winter melons, such as casabas and crenshaws, are some of those that require the longest growing season. He had once planted cash crops - maize, rice, casaba - and he'd even built a pig sty and a chicken coop. Origin Early 20th century: named after Kasaba (now Turgutlu) in Turkey, from which the melons were first exported. Definition of casaba in US English: casaba (also cassaba) nounkəˈsäbə North American A winter melon of a variety with a wrinkled yellow rind and sweet flesh. 〈北美〉卡萨巴甜瓜 Example sentencesExamples Winter melons, such as casabas and crenshaws, are some of those that require the longest growing season. He had once planted cash crops - maize, rice, casaba - and he'd even built a pig sty and a chicken coop. ‘Excuse me,’ I say to the disenchanted attendant, ‘where can I find casaba melons, rye bread, and low fat chocolate milk?’ Origin Early 20th century: named after Kasaba (now Turgutlu) in Turkey, from which the melons were first exported.
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