carrots
US · UKKAR-uhts/ˈkæɹ.əts/KA-ruhts
Pluralcarrots
- 1Plural of carrot. Use this form when talking about more than one carrot.
She chopped three carrots for the soup.
The rabbits nibbled on carrots from the garden.
Note
- 2A mean nickname for someone who has red hair.
Like calling a very tall person "Stretch" as a nickname.
Hey Carrots, are you coming to the park with us?
The older boys always called him Carrots at school.
Similarginger
Note
carrots is a form of carrot
carrot, noun: An orange root vegetable with a sweet taste, often eaten raw or cooked. Full entry
- Forms
- carrotcarrots plural
- Spelling
- carrot → carrots: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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