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Meaning of cantaloupe
A type of melon with a yellow-orange flesh and a netted skin.
Etymology of cantaloupe
The word "cantaloupe" originates from the French language, derived from the Italian "cantalupo", which refers to a type of melon grown in the town of Cantalupo, near Rome.
The word has been used in English since the 17th century to describe this specific type of melon.
Synonyms
honeydew
muskmelon
rockmelon
sweet melon
watermelon
casaba
crenshaw
galia
sharlyn
canary melon
orange flesh melon
yellow flesh melon
green flesh melon
melon
gourd
squash
pumpkin
cucumber
vegetable
fruit
berry
peach
apricot
plum
cherry
nectarine
grape
pear
apple
persimmon
pomegranate
kiwi
mango
papaya
pineapple
Definitions
- A type of melon with a yellow-orange flesh and a netted skin, typically round or oval in shape.
- * A variety of muskmelon, characterized by its sweet flavor and juicy texture.
Usage Examples
- The salad featured a mix of fresh greens, cantaloupe, and prosciutto.
- * The farmer's market had a wide variety of cantaloupes on display.
- * The refreshing smoothie was made with cantaloupe, yogurt, and honey.
Antonyms
broccoli
cauliflower
kale
spinach
lettuce
arugula
beet
radish
turnip
parsnip
carrot
potato
onion
garlic
leek
mushroom
pepper
tomato
eggplant
okra
corn
pea
bean
cabbage
asparagus
Brussels sprouts