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higo chumbo
prickly pear SUST.
1. prickly pear (fruit):
2. prickly pear (plant):
nopalero (nopalera)
prickly pear atrbv.
higo Col. Ven.
tuna BOT., GASTR. (planta)
pear [ingl. am. pɛr, ingl. brit. pɛː] SUST.
1. pear (fruit):
2. pear:
prickly <pricklier prickliest> [ingl. am. ˈprɪk(ə)li, ingl. brit. ˈprɪkli] ADJ.
1.1. prickly (with prickles):
prickly plant
prickly animal
1.2. prickly (scratchy):
prickly wool
prickly beard
prickly beard
que pica Méx.
2.1. prickly coloq. person:
2.2. prickly coloq. issue/problem:
peliagudo coloq.
prickly pear SUST.
1. prickly pear (fruit):
2. prickly pear (plant):
pear [peəʳ, ingl. am. per] SUST.
1. pear (fruit):
2. pear (tree):
prickly <-ier, -iest> [ˈprɪkli] ADJ.
1. prickly (thorny):
prickly plant
prickly animal
2. prickly (tingling):
prickly beard
3. prickly coloq. (easily offended):
prickly pear SUST.
1. prickly pear (fruit):
2. prickly pear (plant):
pear [per] SUST.
1. pear (fruit):
2. pear (tree):
prickly <-ier, -iest> [ˈprɪk·li] ADJ.
1. prickly (thorny):
prickly plant
prickly animal
2. prickly (tingling):
prickly beard
3. prickly coloq. (easily offended):
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These rigid silica structures help to make plants more difficult to consume and digest, lending the plant's tissues a grainy or prickly texture.
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Longhorn cactus beetles feed on chollas and prickly pear cacti, and are known to feed on saguaro seedlings.
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The prickly shark is plain brown or gray, often with a purplish tint, and has black trailing margins on the fins.
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Heat rash, also known as prickly heat, is a maculopapular rash accompanied by acute inflammation and blocked sweat ducts.
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The flowering cones with paleae 915 mm long, with the ends red to orange-tipped, usually straight, and prickly-pointed.
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