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papaya

noun as in melon

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Stella said this changed approach from McLaren was distinct from the so-called "papaya rules", a phrase used by Norris’ engineer Will Joseph over the team radio in Italy as a shorthand for the drivers' rules of engagement with each other on track.

From BBC

Stella said they would "review" the first-lap incident before deciding whether it fitted with their rules on the way the drivers can race together - known internally as "the papaya rules", after the team's colour scheme - and adjust those guidelines accordingly.

From BBC

Nearby trees offer dragonfruit and limes, and there's even a smattering of papaya plants.

From Salon

June 21 at Echo Park’s inclusive lingerie store, Sammy Mowrey’s “Boyfriend: A Queer Comedy Show” brings aboard Jake Noll and Pluto Papaya, “some of my favorite queer comedians in L.A., opening for me while I run my half-hour set.”

In his typical uniform of loose cotton shirt and seersucker Bermuda shorts, Gruselle has performed a range of duties: serving trays of fresh mango or papaya for breakfast; arranging water-skiing excursions; recommending fabric shops; securing reservations at the Peponi Hotel, a Lamu hot spot; and wrangling six donkeys to stage a makeshift Nativity scene at Christmas.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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