2 dictionary results for: Arracacha
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ar·ra·ca·cha [ahr-uh-kah-chuh; Sp. ahr-rah-kah-chah] Pronunciation Key
–noun
| 1. | a perennial herb, Arracacia xanthorrhiza, of the parsley family, found in the Andes, having large, fleshy, edible roots. |
| 2. | the root of this plant, eaten like potatoes. |
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| ar·ra·ca·cha
(ä'rä-kä'chä) Pronunciation Key
n. A perennial Andean herb (Arracacia xanthorrhiza) in the parsley family, grown for its large, fleshy, edible roots. Also called apio. [Spanish, from Quechua aracacha.] |
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