How To Spell taro?
How to Pronounce taro?
Correct pronunciation for the word "taro" is [tˈaɹə͡ʊ], [tˈaɹəʊ], [t_ˈa_ɹ_əʊ].
What are the misspellings for taro?
- tomaroow,
- ttree,
- stearoy,
- toro,
- tari,
- teror,
- travor,
- tarif,
- tshrou,
- ptero,
- harro,
- tehre,
- tocare,
- stero,
- tivo,
- pharao,
- trouw,
- narroe,
- cario,
- thruo,
- trour,
- tarrot,
- tehri,
- taook,
- aroow,
- itieary,
- tommaro,
- twrd,
- nuro,
- tozero,
- diareoh,
- taylo,
- tro,
- heatrow,
- tumoro,
- tryto,
- terior,
- toawrd,
- torro,
- stearo,
- tarek,
- patrio,
- thri,
- taudry,
- narro,
- rario,
- pharow,
- tariji,
- tomarow,
- saughro,
- batary,
- touror,
- maro,
- tiarra,
- tarra,
- gitare,
- trouh,
- tarpy,
- thearoy,
- variou,
- pharoh,
- toura,
- takre,
- tyrome,
- trear,
- datra,
- tarm,
- twoor,
- aarow,
- thatre,
- wuro,
- dayor,
- taird,
- totroy,
- aaro,
- topary,
- dario,
- taret,
- tarife,
- phario,
- kietaro,
- tomoro,
- tahoe,
- taso,
- pharo,
- tralor,
- teara,
- ttrue,
- cortaroy,
- terrow,
- suaro,
- tomroow,
- tearoff,
- tomarro,
- tahere,
- tkry,
- wtare,
- terro,
- tatro,
- gitarr,
- watary,
- strao,
- tako,
- throi,
- ciaro,
- wtire,
- caro,
- taryn,
- traff,
- itary,
- trrue,
- tacori,
- tohru,
- sarow,
- torbo,
- tarous,
- traiy,
- tamoa,
- thatare,
- teori,
- shotaro,
- tmrw,
- tacco,
- tarce,
- tahy,
- pharogh,
- naroow,
- twqo,
- darroe,
- payro,
- traior,
- trhow,
- ttere,
- taru,
- dawrf,
- darko,
- haror,
- gutare,
- mitary,
- tarsh,
- trurh,
- ntro,
- naro,
- tomrow,
- ttwo,
- tghrou,
- tjere,
- taurso,
- ttry,
- tary,
- aro,
- tafy,
- twlo,
- arou,
- tubro,
- trogh,
- trouf,
- termo,
- tommro,
- tarro,
- torrow,
- tyron,
- turor,
- eatry,
- taheo,
- catro,
- throo,
- troue,
- tomaroe,
- takw,
- farao,
- toware,
- tweo,
- whatare,
- tomaro,
- tarcy,
- outtro,
- phairo,
- tard,
- targa,
- toron,
- tomareo,
- narow,
- tyrra,
- tomaroww,
- daria,
- talor,
- tayor,
- twwo,
- tyuor,
- futare,
- tarrif,
- stario,
- eatra,
- letari,
- stara,
- metairo,
- tarto,
- tahg,
- talura,
- torot
"Taro" in context
Taro is a tuberous root vegetable native to Southeast Asia and is widely used across a variety of cuisines throughout parts of the world. It is a starchy, mild flavored vegetable and is often used in soups, curries, stews, and even as an ingredient in ice cream. The taro root is actually composed of multiple parts and has an outer layer that is brown, tough, and rough and an inner layer that is creamy in texture and white or off-white in color. When cooked, the root becomes soft and sweet and can be boiled, steamed, or baked.
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