edamame in British English
(ˌɛdəˈmɑːmeɪ)
noun
a Japanese dish of salted green soya beans boiled in their pods, typically served as an appetizer
Word origin
Japanese: beans on a branchExamples of 'edamame' in a sentenceedamame
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- to click one's tongue
- to click on sth
- to click (with sb)
- to click your heels
- to climb into/onto/over sth
- to climb over a wall
- to cling (on)to
- to cling to sb's body
- to clip papers together
- to clip someone's wings
- to close ranks
- to close the books
- to close the door on something
- to-close-the-door-on-something
- to close the stable door after the horse has bolted
- to-close-your-eyes-to-something
- to close your eyes to something shut your eyes to something
- to close your mind
- to-close-your-mind
- to club sb to death
- to club together
- to clutch at straws
- toco
- to coast to success/to a victory
- to coax sb into doing sth