Cucumbers [noun]

For plants that need pollinating, you have to peel back the barrier when your cucumbers, squash and beans, for example, are in bloom.

Scarcely less inspiring were the cucumber-trees, or mountain magnolias, which here reached the perfection of growth.

Ornament the top with chopped aspic and alternate slices of lemon and cucumber round.

Arrange the pieces of rabbit in a circle, put the cucumber in the middle, and pour the sauce over the fillets.

Make a sauce of white stock, and put the pieces of rabbit into it with the cucumber until it is quite done.

Encouraged by his success, Cucumber fell to capering about in a squatting position, singing the refrain of: 'Shildi-budildi!'

Cucumber sat the brigadier down on the bank, and darted instantly into the hut.

Cucumber brought white kvas in an iron jug; the brigadier drank greedily—his hands shook.

I thought it useless to question Cucumber further, so gave him a few coppers, and set off homewards.

Brick-tea is pulverized with a stone shaped like a cucumber in a deep wooden cup.