papaya

IPA: pʌpˈaɪʌ

A tropical American evergreen tree, Carica papaya, having large, yellow, edible fruit.
The fruit of this tree.
An orange colour, like that of papaya flesh.

Examples of "papaya" in Sentences

Translations are available at papaya.
Papayas are the top carotenoid fruit.
The word l'hong means papaya in Khmer.
Gray's Papaya was featured on this special.
Anon papaya is a cultured palate some don't like it.
But in Cuban Spanish, the word papaya means 'vagina.
The papaya fruit is susceptible to the papaya fruit fly.
A third generation papaya is currently under development.
I doubt the statements on papayas and therapeutical stuff.
Mango works on its own but papaya is massively bland without it.
Phytochemicals in papaya may suppress the effects of progesterone.
As in papaya and rambutan, functional hermaphrodites exist in pili.
I'm sorry but I had to countermand your Dyk approval of Papaya mosaic virus.
Probably the most popular breakfast fruit in México, papaya is also a favorite licuado ingredient.
On the road, Ms. Lo learned to cook with items such as green papaya, which is currently served with duck and cashews at Annisa.
As I write in 2004, the only other significant engineered U.S. crop is Hawaiian papaya, which is now resistant to a formerly devastating virus disease.
For while they lie basking in the sun, without care of theirs, the cocoanut, the breadfruit, the yam, the guava, the banana, and the delicious papaya, which is a compound of a ripe apricot with a Cantaloupe melon, grow and ripen perpetually.