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sprout

[sprout] / spraʊt /


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Following the opening of that track in 2001, retail, entertainment and office developments sprouted in western KCK, along with other sports teams.

From The Wall Street Journal

Christmas dinner often includes foods such as brussel sprouts, red cabbage and turkey which we rarely eat the rest of the year.

From BBC

"William was on the sprouts, getting his sprouts ready so they could go into the steamer, and Prince George was helping with the Yorkshire puddings," said Mr Clarke.

From BBC

This process, known as sprouting, helped compensate for cells that were lost due to injury.

From Science Daily

It comes after bird flu led to large numbers of turkeys being culled early, while a drier spring and summer hit sprout harvests.

From BBC