I. new <newer newest> [ingl am n(j)u, ingl brit njuː] AGG
1.1. new (unused):
1.2. new (recent, novel):
1.3. new (recently arrived):
2. new (different, other):
- new address/job/era
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3.2. new (tender, young):
- new buds/leaves
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3.3. new (early):
- new crop/potatoes
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new math [ingl am ˌn(j)u ˈmæθ], new maths ingl brit [nuːˈmæθs, njuːˈmæθs] SOST U + sing vb colloq
- new math
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new mathematics [ˌnuːmæθˈmætɪks, ˌnjuːmæθˈmætɪks] SOST U + sing vb
- new mathematics
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I. new [nu] AGG
1. new (latest, recent):
2. new (changed):
3. new (inexperienced):
5. new (fresh):
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Ears of corn, new potatoes, onions, and heads of garlic are usually included in shrimp and crawfish boils.
en.wikipedia.org Good eaten with new potatoes tossed with butter, some salt and pepper and maybe a little chopped dill.
www.dailymail.co.uk New potatoes are thin-skinned, so don't travel well, so you won't find them in supermarkets.
www.goodfood.com.au This is a summer soup, meant to celebrate all the green and tender things in the early summer garden -- new potatoes, spring onions and dill.
www.winnipegfreepress.com Meanwhile, saute the new potatoes in remaining olive oil until golden on all sides.
www.odt.co.nz