Definition of cuke in English:

cuke

noun kjuːkkyo͞ok

informal

A cucumber.
Example sentencesExamples
- We kept a half dozen eggs and a stick of butter cool along with some tomatoes and cukes in a bucket lowered on a rope into the well.
- Instead of growing squash and cukes, she cultivated things that would feed them all year - potatoes, onions, garlic, beans.
- I harvested 46 cukes from the two plants in about five weeks.
- Tomorrow, Labor Day, we harvest the last of the tomatoes and cukes and pack up for the return to Massachusetts.
- Tomatoes, eggplant, even bush varieties of cukes can be tucked into a flower garden.

Definition of cuke in US English:

cuke

nounkyo͞ok

informal

A cucumber.
Example sentencesExamples
- Tomatoes, eggplant, even bush varieties of cukes can be tucked into a flower garden.
- Tomorrow, Labor Day, we harvest the last of the tomatoes and cukes and pack up for the return to Massachusetts.
- Instead of growing squash and cukes, she cultivated things that would feed them all year - potatoes, onions, garlic, beans.
- We kept a half dozen eggs and a stick of butter cool along with some tomatoes and cukes in a bucket lowered on a rope into the well.
- I harvested 46 cukes from the two plants in about five weeks.

单词	cuke
释义	Definition of cuke in English: cuke noun kjuːkkyo͞ok informal A cucumber. Example sentencesExamples We kept a half dozen eggs and a stick of butter cool along with some tomatoes and cukes in a bucket lowered on a rope into the well. Instead of growing squash and cukes, she cultivated things that would feed them all year - potatoes, onions, garlic, beans. I harvested 46 cukes from the two plants in about five weeks. Tomorrow, Labor Day, we harvest the last of the tomatoes and cukes and pack up for the return to Massachusetts. Tomatoes, eggplant, even bush varieties of cukes can be tucked into a flower garden. Definition of cuke in US English: cuke nounkyo͞ok informal A cucumber. Example sentencesExamples Tomatoes, eggplant, even bush varieties of cukes can be tucked into a flower garden. Tomorrow, Labor Day, we harvest the last of the tomatoes and cukes and pack up for the return to Massachusetts. Instead of growing squash and cukes, she cultivated things that would feed them all year - potatoes, onions, garlic, beans. We kept a half dozen eggs and a stick of butter cool along with some tomatoes and cukes in a bucket lowered on a rope into the well. I harvested 46 cukes from the two plants in about five weeks.
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