Unrip
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Unrip
To rip; to cut open.
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unrip
To undo by ripping; rip; tear or cut open.
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(v.t)
Unrip
un-rip′ to rip up or open.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary 1st pref. un-,intensive) + rip,
Green is the unripe fruit. kqsfm.com
Jatropha plant Unripe fruits of jatropha seeds hang from a tree. globalpost.com
Florida lychees , peeled, seeded and cut in halves 1 unripe green Florida mango, peeled, seeded and julienned 3 oz. restaurant-hospitality.com
Notes Green (unripe) papayas have dark green skin and are very firm to the touch. foodandwine.com
The tastiest pickles I've made are from cauliflower, unripe tomatoes, okra, even the mundane cucumber -- anything that's not too ripe and soft. esquire.com
Because of their low moisture content, unripe plantains will crisp easily, so keep an eye on them. gbh.org
2 medium unripe plantains (they should be hard and green), thinly sliced. gbh.org
The biochemistry of water from unripe coconuts obtained from two localities in Tanzania. thelancet.com
The sour juice of crab apples or of unripe fruit. kqsfm.com
3 carrots, julienned 3 green, unripe papayas, julienned 1 pint grape tomatoes, cut in half ¼ lb. food-management.com
Notice how some of these tomatoes have unripe-looking tops. bur.org
Prepare the sauce from fully reddened bell peppers , as the skin of a green pepper , which is an unripe red pepper , is typically too thin to peel. koa.com
Look for plums that are quite firm and just barely ripe, erring on the side of unripe rather than overripe. 2.scholastic.com
Its stems never grow more than an inch, forcing many an unripe apple off the branch as it competes for space. bohemian.com
12 unripe, firm mangos, peeled and pitted. restaurant-hospitality.com
Andreon & Ettori (1999) clarified, instead, that because of the lack of appropriate cluster samples, clusters of different masses at different redshifts are usually compared (see Figure 1), much like “comparing unripe apples with ripe oranges in understanding how fruit ripens”.
Some thoughts and some new results about the Butcher-Oemler effect
Green figs (not unripe) were commonly eaten by Roman gladiators, which is surely a sufficient tribute to the fruit's strength-giving qualities. "Food Remedies" by
The bark of foxes came from vineyards near at hand, where there were unripe grapes. "Oriental Encounters" by
Unripe peaches and apples possess this characteristic. "The Biology, Physiology and Sociology of Reproduction" by
Why had no one warned him of the presence of such a gift in this dazzling, prickly, unripe creature? "Robert Elsmere" by
We prefer to see young, unripe freshmen come in on their tiptoes and answer when they're spoken to. "The Varmint" by
What is the use of feeding people with unripe or half-baked stuff? "The Goose Man" by
Green apples and other unripe fruits are not yet ready to be eaten. "Child's Health Primer For Primary Classes" by
Fools are always best made of tart unripe fruits. "The Khaki Kook Book" by
They are made with the unripe fruit of one of the Rubiacaceae. "Travels in Peru, on the Coast, in the Sierra, Across the Cordilleras and the Andes, into the Primeval Forests" by
Gertrude reminded one of an unripe fruit. "A Little Country Girl" by
Now and then to pipe;
But, alas, he has the throat
Of a bird unripe.
Have I for Love to pull;
Only unripe things that must grow
Till Autumn's maund be full!
Ungifted, ungrieved, our leavetaking.
The sun shines on unripe corn.
Cats play in the stalks.
Give one repose to pain I know not now,
One leaven to joy that comes, I guess not how.
I dedicate my fields when Spring is grey.
Those his lips utter'd of his hopes and fears,
Dropt like a stone in the lake with unripe skill,
To send a tiny ripple through the years.
Our cold and hot extremes of ill,
We grope and stagger on the path—
Thou tell'st us from thy holy hill,
With icy storms and sunshine rude,
That we are all unripe in good.