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Date:
1300-1400
Language:
French
Origin:
Late Latin
melo, from
Latin
melopepo, from
Greek
, from melon
'apple'
+ pepo
'gourd'
melon
noun
Related topics:
Food Dish
mel‧on
[
uncountable and countable
]
DFF
a large round fruit with sweet juicy flesh
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