McIntosh
ˈmækɪntɒʃ
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Definition of McIntosh - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
fruitsvariety of red or green apple used for eating and cooking
  • She baked a pie using McIntosh apples from the orchard..
2.
geographyRareUStown in Washington County, AlabamaRareUS
  • McIntosh is a small town in Alabama.
3.
South Dakota cityRarecity, county seat of Corson County, South DakotaRare
  • McIntosh is the county seat of Corson County.
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  • McIntosh: variety of red or green apple used for eating and cooking
    variety of red or green apple used for eating and cooking

Origin of McIntosh

Scottish Gaelic, Mac an Toisich (son of the chief)

Examples of McIntosh in a sentence

  • He prefers McIntosh apples for their tart flavor.
  • McIntosh hosts an annual festival in the fall.
  • The history of McIntosh dates back centuries.
  • McIntosh hosts an annual fair every summer.
  • The population of McIntosh is steadily growing.

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  7. Japanese:マッキントッシュ, ...
  8. Arabic:مَكِنْتوش, ماكنتوش, ...
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  10. Russian:МакИнтош, ...
  11. Ukrainian:яблуко Макінтош, Макінтош, ...
  12. Hindi:मैकिंटोश, मैकइंटोश, ...

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