Entry · Thursday, April 30, 2026
Avocado, Domestic
/a-vuh-KAH-doh/ n.- 1. A pear-shaped fruit (Persea americana) of disproportionate top-to-bottom mass distribution, often photographed sliced for visual emphasis.
- 2. Any specimen exceeding 400g and exhibiting what botanists term 'a generous undercarriage'.
In a sentence,
"Florida grew an avocado so thiccc it required two hands and a pre-meal stretch. Toast was just the canvas."
Etymology,
From Spanish aguacate, from Nahuatl āhuacatl, originally meaning "testicle", which, frankly, tracks.