Synonym: berg, crisphead lettuce, iceberg lettuce. Similar words: blueberry, flabbergasted, advance booking, rebel, come before, for the best, ergo, antebellum. Meaning: ['aɪsbɜrg /-bɜːg] n. 1. a large mass of ice floating at sea; usually broken off of a polar glacier 2. lettuce with crisp tightly packed light-green leaves in a firm head.
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(91) French fries and iceberg lettuce could not be counted as vegetables.
(92) One of his biggest achievements was leading a major National Geographic expedition to Antarctica to film the largest iceberg in recorded history.
(93) Cucumber and iceberg lettuce contain almost no nutrients and some rabbits can get digestive problems.
(94) The F.D.A. approved irradiation for spinach and iceberg lettuce in August.
(94) Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.
(95) Garden Salad Mix with Whole Cherry Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Iceberg Lettuce, Carrots and Red Cabbage strips. With choice of salad Dressing.
(96) Kayakers negotiate a massive iceberg calved by the glacier that feeds Lago Grey in Chile's Torres del Paine National Park.
(97) And now I think of it, aspartame is the tip of a considerable iceberg.
(98) The anti-Jewish pogroms in Czarist Russia were but the tip of the iceberg which revealed the inherent rottenness of the regime which was soon to disappear in the storm of revolution.
(99) Iceberg transferred from shelf ice collapse to ocean gives a certain impact on global sea level raising.
(100) A large tabular iceberg calved from Helheim glacier on southeast Greenland.
(101) But at present, by using the traditional cost accounting method, the logistics cost of enterprises of our country is just like an iceberg, very differently with the actual cost.
(102) Swiss Chard, Spinach, Broccoli, Bok choy, Iceberg lettuce, Sweet Potatoes, Sprouts of any kind, Corn, Cucumbers, Beet Greens, Fruit in general.
(103) Such events are natural, and in fact, a similar crack is visible in the 2001 image, the last time the Pine Island Glacier calved a large iceberg.
(104) The Titanic took a severe blow from an iceberg before It'sank.
(105) But Little Rock was just the tip of the civil rights iceberg for Eisenhower.
(106) Alaska still is a land of iceberg and polar bear.
(107) These images, all from the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS)sensor on NASA's Aqua satellite, show the iceberg and glacier tongue immediately before and after the collision.
(108) In such a setting Shakers and the Oneida community were only the tip of the utopian iceberg.
(109) Now that spinach and iceberg lettuce have been approved, it is focusing on persuading the F.D.A. to permit irradiation of hot dogs and deli meats.
(110) Golden Salad Mix with Whole Cherry Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Iceberg Lettuce, Carrots and Red Cabbage strips, served with Thousand Island Dressing.
(111) Sheltered by a titanic iceberg, emperor penguins bask in the Antarctic sun.
(112) Replace the nutritionally vacuous iceberg lettuce with baby spinach in tacos or mix sweet potatoes in your regular mashed potatoes.
(113) Or go for darker shades of greens. Romaine lettuce, for example, has nearly seven times the vitamin C and twice the calcium of its paler iceberg cousin.
(114) Roasted chicken, mayonnaise, basil pesto, bacon, iceberg lettuce, tomato, fried egg.
(115) A study at Cornell University determined the cost of a head of commercial iceberg lettuce, typically purchased at 49 cents a head, to be more than $3.00 a head when hidden costs were revealed.
(116) Iceberg lettuce and romaine are both green, leafy vegetables, so both are good for you.
(117) These two rows is transplanted with Rainbow swiss chard, Iceberg lettuce and Italian Lettuce.
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