- longebracteatum), is
known by the
common names pregnant onion,
false sea onion, and
sea-
onion. It is a
species of
bulbous flowering plant in the family...
- oar strokes.
Stomphia coccinea can swim by
flexing its column, and the
sea onion anemone inflates and
casts itself loose,
adopting a
spherical shape and...
-
Onion rings (also
called French-fried
onion rings) is a form of
appetizer or side dish in
British and
American cuisine. They
generally consist of a cross-sectional...
- This
species is
known by
several common names,
including squill,
sea squill,
sea onion, and
maritime squill. It may also be
called red squill, particularly...
- up
onion in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Onion is the
common name
given to
plants in the
genus Allium.
Onion or
Onions may also
refer to:
Onion Cr****...
- three-cornered l**** or three-cornered garlic, in
Australia as
angled onion and in New
Zealand as
onion weed. Both the
English name and the
specific epithet triquetrum...
-
Brodiaeoideae Bloomeria Kellogg Scilloideae Bowiea Harv. ex Hook.f. (Climbing
Onion,
Sea Onion)
Scilloideae Brimeura Salisb.
Brodiaeoideae Brodiaea Sm. Nolinoideae...
-
contemporary comedians (who
called him "Squill-head",
after the
squill or
sea-
onion).
Although Plutarch claims that this
deformity was the
reason that Pericles...
- raw with lemon,
onions, and
olive oil. ****anese uni-don, or rice bowl with
sea urchin roe ****anese
nigirizushi with
sea urchin roe
Sea urchin roe (uni)...
- The
flaming onion was a 37 mm
Hotchkiss revolving-barrel anti-aircraft gun used by the
German army at the
beginning of
World War I, the name referring...
