guacamole

noun (guacamole — uncountable)

«guacamole» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

A green dip or sauce from Mexico made of mashed avocado, usually with lime, onion, tomato, chilli and salt. tree →

In the lessons

In food, cooking lessons and parties; in geography, Mexican food. Phrases: tortilla chips and guacamole, a bowl of guacamole, guac (informal).

Examples

We dipped tortilla chips into the guacamole. tree →
Guacamole is made from mashed avocados. tree →
Add lime juice so the guacamole doesn't go brown. tree →
Can I have extra guac on my burrito? tree →
We made guacamole in our food technology lesson. tree →
Guacamole comes from Mexico and the Aztecs made it long ago. tree →

Note

Say gwah-ka-MOH-lee. Uncountable: some guacamole. Informal short form: guac. Lime or lemon juice slows it turning brown because air reacts with the avocado.

On Mova

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