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pitaya Synonyms

Another word for pitaya

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• noun (Context 1)

The edible, brightly colored fruit of several species of cactus indigenous to the Americas, characterized by a scaly rind and sweet, seed-speckled flesh.

Usage Example

"She carefully sliced open the vibrant pink pitahaya to add its sweet, speckled flesh to her morning smoothie."

Strongest
pitahaya

• noun (Context 2)

The terrestrial or climbing cactus plant that produces the pitaya fruit.

Usage Example

"The farmer cultivated rows of sprawling cactus along the arid hillsides to supply local markets."

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cactus

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