How to use mamey in a sentence
The little girl, mamey, mamey, der is doi Rawngas avelin accai atch a pray.
Gipsy Life | George SmithThe change has done mamey a world of good, and I have begun to sleep again.
The Life of Charles Dickens, Vol. I-III, Complete | John Forstermamey (as generally descriptive of her bearing), Mild Glo'ster.
The Letters of Charles Dickens | Charles DickensThe mammee, or mamey, is an odd fruit, growing on high trees.
Industrial Cuba | Robert P. Porter"mamey calls to me—to—say—good-night—and say my prayers," she panted, and then dropped back.
Meg's Friend | Alice Abigail Corkran
British Dictionary definitions for mamey
mammee or mammee apple
/ (mæˈmiː) /
a tropical American tree, Mammea americana, cultivated for its large edible fruits: family Clusiaceae
the fruit of this tree, having yellow pulp and a red skin
another name for the marmalade tree
Origin of mamey
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