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gourds <a gourd; gourds> N

gourds
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gourd <a gourd; gourds> N

gourd BOT

bottle gourd

dishcloth gourd

gourd tree

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On the following market day, he got a sharpened cutlass and hhid somewhere close to where his wife displayed her gourds of palm wine.
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They are also farmers, harvesting rice, corn, soybeans, pumpkins, tomatoes, and gourds.
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Gourds from their garden and turtle shell were used for ceremonial rattles.
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In some areas piles of volcanic rock which kept warm at night, were used to train the vines of gourds.
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Gourds or bamboo have traditionally been used as they have a resonant hollow body and can easily be cut with ridges.
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Sometimes, especially in the north, gourds are placed upside-down in water, with the pitch adjusted by the amount of air underneath it.
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The drummer wears two small rattles ("nkemb"), made of metal or gourds, on his wrists.
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The excessively bitter (and toxic) gourds are due to improper storage (temperature swings or high temperature) and over-riping.
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In the autumn, he and his wife used a saw to open the gourds, which were packed with jewelry and gold.
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Sunflowers, goosefoot, tobacco, gourds, and plums, were also grown.
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