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n. (green olive English)
Usage examples of "green olives".
I added rice, and opened plastic tubs of sun-dried tomatoes, green olives, olive oil, and cashew nuts.
The companions went to all the doors, knocked, were cheerfully offered here a slice of bread or a pomegranate, there a handful of grapes or of green olives.
And bring white cheese and a bowl of those cracked green olives we counted earlier!
He would make his way down the wheat fields among the silver-green olives, cross the brook which marked the division of the land, and climb the opposite hill through the vineyards to their yard.
The odd drab-green olives joined the twigs, brought down a little unripe.
Men stood in huddled conclaves around jugs of raw country wine and nibbled green olives, spitting the pits into the air.
She extracted chilled glasses, a jar of pitted green olives, and a bottle of gin.
She ate three more figbars, drank some milk, popped four or five of the green olives, then drained her cup.
Salome neither looked at nor spoke to anyone, but hugged herself, bashful, remote, self-contained, until the band sounded her opening number, at which point she would throw apart her arms and let the glow spread wherever it might, heating the freshly shaved cheeks of diplomats, ripening the green olives in their martinis.
He opened the jar of green olives and poured them into his gleaming bucket of a mouth.
There was a dish of jalapenos for Hoke, black and green olives, and a bowl of jellied cranberry sauce.