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Hubbard Squash (Noun)

Any of several winter squash plants producing large greyish-green football-shaped fruit with a rough warty rind.

Nouns denoting plants.

The gardener carefully harvested the hubbard squash from the vine, its rough rind and unusual shape making it a standout among the other vegetables.
At the farmer's market, a sign above a pile of hubbard squash boasted of its rich, sweet flavor and numerous health benefits.
After letting the hubbard squash cure in the sun for a few weeks, Emma carefully cooked and pureed it to make a delicious and nutritious baby food.
As a decoration for the autumnal season, a large hubbard squash was placed on the porch, its greyish-green color complementing the fall foliage.
To make her famous squash soup, Sarah carefully selected a hubbard squash from the patch, admiring its size and symmetrical shape.

Large football-shaped winter squash with a warty grey-green rind.

Nouns denoting foods and drinks.

The farmer's market was filled with a variety of winter squash, including the prized hubbard squash, its grey-green rind a testament to its rugged beauty.
She carefully selected a hubbard squash from the patch, its warty exterior promising a sweet and nutty flavor within.
The recipe called for a large hubbard squash, which she roasted whole before scooping out the tender flesh to make a delicious soup.
As the seasons changed, the hubbard squash on the porch began to harden and cure, its rind transforming into a durable, long-lasting shell.
In the garden, the hubbard squash vines sprawled out in every direction, their large, grey-green fruits growing bigger and more warty by the day.