Definition of cushaw in English:

cushaw

(also cushaw squash)

nounˈkuːʃɔːkʊˈʃɔːko͝oˈSHô

A large winter squash of a variety with a curved neck.
〈美〉曲颈南瓜
Example sentencesExamples
- I believe the squash that you are referring to may also be called a cushaw squash.
- Beautiful large curved neck reaching only 5 to 10 lb. Same flesh qualities as the green striped and other cushaw squash without the enormous size, so perfect for home gardener and market grower alike. 15 seeds avg. - $2.39
- Make this very colorful main dish with any type of winter squash such as butternut, cushaw, kabocha, acorn, delicata or hubbard.
- Cultivars include most of the cushaws, ‘Gila Cliff Dweller’, the silver-seeded gourds, and many of the sweet potato squashes and potato pumpkins
- The main thing with the cushaws is that they refused to drop their blossoms in the heat like the other pumpkins and squash.
- Pony rides are $3; pumpkins are $1 - $3; straw, gourds, cushaws and corn shocks are also available.
- Whether it is a bowl of mini-pumpkins on a table, a stack of cushaws, luminas and blue hubbards by the front door, or a traditional Jack-o-lantern, there is no easier way to decorate for the season.
- In a 1-gallon stock pot, boil the cushaw in lightly sweetened water until tender but not mushy.
- Stir together the mashed cushaw and cream; add beaten eggs.
- Sandhill Preservation Center has a couple of cushaws.
- Do the same with the neck section of the cushaw.
- They are a lot of fun to grow along with the cushaws.
- Seeds of green-and-white-striped cushaw squash are toasted for snacks or ground to prepare Pipian sauces.
- The cushaw squares may be further decorated with the candy corn once they have been removed from the oven.
- Cucurbita mixta includes many of the traditional winter squashes known as cushaws, which have been grown since early times from Guatemala to the southwestern U.S. Members of this species are drought-tolerant and their flesh is generally paler, stringier and less sweet than other types of squash.
- Inside the open market you will find cushaws, hubbard, acorn, and butternut squash.
- This book is also about hog-killing and smokehouses, about making lye hominy and gathering wild greens, about ramps and cushaws and leather-britches, about cracklin’ bread and corn-cob jelly, whistle pig and poke sallet, apple butter and stack cakes.’
- She sells her cushaw pies at the Tuesday Crescent City Farmers Market and at the Saturday Red Stick Farmers Market in Baton Rouge.
- Southern tribes raised winter crooknecks, cushaws, and green and white striped sweet potato squashes.
- We decided to not only offer mums and pumpkins in the fall, but also add cushaws, Indian corn, Indian popcorn, broom corn, and gourds.

Origin

Late 16th century: of unknown origin.

Definition of cushaw in US English:

cushaw

(also cushaw squash)

nounko͝oˈSHô

A large winter squash of a variety with a curved neck.
〈美〉曲颈南瓜
Example sentencesExamples
- Southern tribes raised winter crooknecks, cushaws, and green and white striped sweet potato squashes.
- Cultivars include most of the cushaws, ‘Gila Cliff Dweller’, the silver-seeded gourds, and many of the sweet potato squashes and potato pumpkins
- Seeds of green-and-white-striped cushaw squash are toasted for snacks or ground to prepare Pipian sauces.
- In a 1-gallon stock pot, boil the cushaw in lightly sweetened water until tender but not mushy.
- Make this very colorful main dish with any type of winter squash such as butternut, cushaw, kabocha, acorn, delicata or hubbard.
- They are a lot of fun to grow along with the cushaws.
- Stir together the mashed cushaw and cream; add beaten eggs.
- Whether it is a bowl of mini-pumpkins on a table, a stack of cushaws, luminas and blue hubbards by the front door, or a traditional Jack-o-lantern, there is no easier way to decorate for the season.
- I believe the squash that you are referring to may also be called a cushaw squash.
- Inside the open market you will find cushaws, hubbard, acorn, and butternut squash.
- This book is also about hog-killing and smokehouses, about making lye hominy and gathering wild greens, about ramps and cushaws and leather-britches, about cracklin’ bread and corn-cob jelly, whistle pig and poke sallet, apple butter and stack cakes.’
- Beautiful large curved neck reaching only 5 to 10 lb. Same flesh qualities as the green striped and other cushaw squash without the enormous size, so perfect for home gardener and market grower alike. 15 seeds avg. - $2.39
- Do the same with the neck section of the cushaw.
- The main thing with the cushaws is that they refused to drop their blossoms in the heat like the other pumpkins and squash.
- Pony rides are $3; pumpkins are $1 - $3; straw, gourds, cushaws and corn shocks are also available.
- Cucurbita mixta includes many of the traditional winter squashes known as cushaws, which have been grown since early times from Guatemala to the southwestern U.S. Members of this species are drought-tolerant and their flesh is generally paler, stringier and less sweet than other types of squash.
- Sandhill Preservation Center has a couple of cushaws.
- We decided to not only offer mums and pumpkins in the fall, but also add cushaws, Indian corn, Indian popcorn, broom corn, and gourds.
- She sells her cushaw pies at the Tuesday Crescent City Farmers Market and at the Saturday Red Stick Farmers Market in Baton Rouge.
- The cushaw squares may be further decorated with the candy corn once they have been removed from the oven.

Origin

Late 16th century: of unknown origin.

单词	cushaw
释义	Definition of cushaw in English: cushaw (also cushaw squash) nounˈkuːʃɔːkʊˈʃɔːko͝oˈSHô US A large winter squash of a variety with a curved neck. 〈美〉曲颈南瓜 Example sentencesExamples I believe the squash that you are referring to may also be called a cushaw squash. Beautiful large curved neck reaching only 5 to 10 lb. Same flesh qualities as the green striped and other cushaw squash without the enormous size, so perfect for home gardener and market grower alike. 15 seeds avg. - $2.39 Make this very colorful main dish with any type of winter squash such as butternut, cushaw, kabocha, acorn, delicata or hubbard. Cultivars include most of the cushaws, ‘Gila Cliff Dweller’, the silver-seeded gourds, and many of the sweet potato squashes and potato pumpkins The main thing with the cushaws is that they refused to drop their blossoms in the heat like the other pumpkins and squash. Pony rides are $3; pumpkins are $1 - $3; straw, gourds, cushaws and corn shocks are also available. Whether it is a bowl of mini-pumpkins on a table, a stack of cushaws, luminas and blue hubbards by the front door, or a traditional Jack-o-lantern, there is no easier way to decorate for the season. In a 1-gallon stock pot, boil the cushaw in lightly sweetened water until tender but not mushy. Stir together the mashed cushaw and cream; add beaten eggs. Sandhill Preservation Center has a couple of cushaws. Do the same with the neck section of the cushaw. They are a lot of fun to grow along with the cushaws. Seeds of green-and-white-striped cushaw squash are toasted for snacks or ground to prepare Pipian sauces. The cushaw squares may be further decorated with the candy corn once they have been removed from the oven. Cucurbita mixta includes many of the traditional winter squashes known as cushaws, which have been grown since early times from Guatemala to the southwestern U.S. Members of this species are drought-tolerant and their flesh is generally paler, stringier and less sweet than other types of squash. Inside the open market you will find cushaws, hubbard, acorn, and butternut squash. This book is also about hog-killing and smokehouses, about making lye hominy and gathering wild greens, about ramps and cushaws and leather-britches, about cracklin’ bread and corn-cob jelly, whistle pig and poke sallet, apple butter and stack cakes.’ She sells her cushaw pies at the Tuesday Crescent City Farmers Market and at the Saturday Red Stick Farmers Market in Baton Rouge. Southern tribes raised winter crooknecks, cushaws, and green and white striped sweet potato squashes. We decided to not only offer mums and pumpkins in the fall, but also add cushaws, Indian corn, Indian popcorn, broom corn, and gourds. Origin Late 16th century: of unknown origin. Definition of cushaw in US English: cushaw (also cushaw squash) nounko͝oˈSHô US A large winter squash of a variety with a curved neck. 〈美〉曲颈南瓜 Example sentencesExamples Southern tribes raised winter crooknecks, cushaws, and green and white striped sweet potato squashes. Cultivars include most of the cushaws, ‘Gila Cliff Dweller’, the silver-seeded gourds, and many of the sweet potato squashes and potato pumpkins Seeds of green-and-white-striped cushaw squash are toasted for snacks or ground to prepare Pipian sauces. In a 1-gallon stock pot, boil the cushaw in lightly sweetened water until tender but not mushy. Make this very colorful main dish with any type of winter squash such as butternut, cushaw, kabocha, acorn, delicata or hubbard. They are a lot of fun to grow along with the cushaws. Stir together the mashed cushaw and cream; add beaten eggs. Whether it is a bowl of mini-pumpkins on a table, a stack of cushaws, luminas and blue hubbards by the front door, or a traditional Jack-o-lantern, there is no easier way to decorate for the season. I believe the squash that you are referring to may also be called a cushaw squash. Inside the open market you will find cushaws, hubbard, acorn, and butternut squash. This book is also about hog-killing and smokehouses, about making lye hominy and gathering wild greens, about ramps and cushaws and leather-britches, about cracklin’ bread and corn-cob jelly, whistle pig and poke sallet, apple butter and stack cakes.’ Beautiful large curved neck reaching only 5 to 10 lb. Same flesh qualities as the green striped and other cushaw squash without the enormous size, so perfect for home gardener and market grower alike. 15 seeds avg. - $2.39 Do the same with the neck section of the cushaw. The main thing with the cushaws is that they refused to drop their blossoms in the heat like the other pumpkins and squash. Pony rides are $3; pumpkins are $1 - $3; straw, gourds, cushaws and corn shocks are also available. Cucurbita mixta includes many of the traditional winter squashes known as cushaws, which have been grown since early times from Guatemala to the southwestern U.S. Members of this species are drought-tolerant and their flesh is generally paler, stringier and less sweet than other types of squash. Sandhill Preservation Center has a couple of cushaws. We decided to not only offer mums and pumpkins in the fall, but also add cushaws, Indian corn, Indian popcorn, broom corn, and gourds. She sells her cushaw pies at the Tuesday Crescent City Farmers Market and at the Saturday Red Stick Farmers Market in Baton Rouge. The cushaw squares may be further decorated with the candy corn once they have been removed from the oven. Origin Late 16th century: of unknown origin.
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