pumpkin * , auch: punkin

The woman, though, had put down the pumpkin and was running across the field.

I'll do almost anything with a pumpkin at this point.

I asked Pumpkin if there was anything more, but she said no.

On the other hand, no one expected Pumpkin to stay only five minutes.

She was going to turn into a pumpkin at ten.

Everything is still made by hand, and nothing except the pumpkin comes from a can.

He looked back and saw that the black pumpkin was still watching him with interest.

Pumpkin, though, seemed to have been watching me all along.

And they can teach anyone a thing or two about pumpkin.

Guy and some others would take care of the pumpkin fields, further out.

I remember once, in our early years, when he had to wear a pumpkin over his head for a whole day.

I am scheduled to turn into a pumpkin at any moment.

I was thinking about the origin of the word pumpkin.

My shopping high gone, I have turned back into a pumpkin.

Or more to the point, my stomach has turned into a pumpkin.

That is the time when all parents turn into pumpkins.

The most important may be the pumpkin, and its relatives.

It's something Pumpkin said after she took me down to the theater.

It was larger than a pumpkin, and gave off light but not heat.

The 2004 winner sent a pumpkin more than 4,000 feet.

"They did not take any of the children," said Pumpkin.

"A real pumpkin would have split open a long time ago."

Of course, a pumpkin is nothing without a creative cook.

One is that you might not find (or want) a pumpkin of exactly the same weight.

For some the pumpkins were just too big to handle.