mangold-wurzel

[mang-gohld-wur-zuhl, -guhld-]

noun

1. mangel-wurzel.

Example Sentences

This means one raspberry to a pound of mashed mangold-wurzel.

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Such a thing as mangel-wurzel is not known on the Continent; and the best authorities now, in this country, all use mangold-wurzel.

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In the winter time, when other food fails, the water-vole, like the hare and rabbit, will eat turnips, mangold-wurzel, the bark of young trees, and similar food.

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Outside he is the colour of a mangold-wurzel, and inside he is as black as ink.

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Beyond the negative, there was just a possibility of sarcasm in it—‘nice long speeches on mangold-wurzel’ had a suspicious sound. 

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