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carrot

[kar-uht] / ˈkær ət /












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Dr. Achebe grabbed a package of cut-up carrot sticks and he poured himself a glass of water.

From Literature

Of course that was the end of Donald’s lunch, but at least, Maxine said, it was just a day-old bologna sandwich and some carrot sticks so they probably wouldn’t do that again.

From Literature

And as much as I loved holding a cottontail in my arms and rubbing its soft fur with my cheek, I loved it even more in a stew with a few carrots.

From Literature

“We’re just very focused on two things: Number one is making sure that we have the right incentives and disincentives—so the carrot and sticks approach—with the builders,” Pulte said in the interview.

From Barron's

That half-bag of kale, the lonely carrot, the dried-out bread—it’s all raw material.

From Salon