Pronunciation: /ˈpinət/
noun a small oval seed that is the edible fruit of a South American plant
A1 I like to eat peanut butter sandwiches.
A2 She always carries a small bag of peanuts in her purse.
B1 Peanuts are a good source of protein and healthy fats.
B2 The peanut harvest was bountiful this year, resulting in a surplus of peanuts.
C1 The chef created a gourmet dish using peanut sauce as a key ingredient.
C2 The scientist conducted a study on the genetic modification of peanuts for increased crop yield.
adjective describing something related to or resembling a peanut
A1 I like peanut butter sandwiches.
A2 She has a peanut allergy and cannot eat peanuts.
B1 The peanut sauce on the chicken was delicious.
B2 The peanut brittle was a popular treat at the party.
C1 The chef created a gourmet dish using peanut oil as a key ingredient.
C2 The artisanal peanut butter was made from organic peanuts.
formal The peanut is a legume crop that is widely grown for its edible seeds.
informal I always snack on peanuts while watching movies.
slang I can't believe he's allergic to peanuts, that's nuts!
figurative She's as small as a peanut compared to the other players on the team.
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