collard
Speech parts
1. collard - Noun
2. Collard - Proper noun
Meaning
variety of kale having smooth leaves
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Examples
Both became the main ingredient for dressing, or a bowl of “pot likker” from collard greens or turnips.
Collard said COVID-19 phishing scams have arrived in three successive waves.
From left, Malinda Maynor Lowery, Vivian Howard, Raymond Cummings and Betsy Cummings prep collard greens to make Lumbee collard sandwiches at the Cummings’ home in Pembroke.
Collard noted that other red flags included an unusually close association with a vendor or customer, unusual irritability or suspiciousness, an unwillingness to share their duties and a tendency to work late and never take leave.
There are New Orleans inspired dishes such as Louisiana Gumbo which features shrimp, chicken, sausage and okra in a homemade roux plus crawfish fried rice and smoked turkey collard greens as sides.
The Liberals will run Stephen Blais in Orleans and Lucille Collard in Ottawa-Vanier.