almond (noun)

1. In Greek mythology, Demeter would sometimes feed on almonds to restore her strength.

2. During the Renaissance, almonds were considered a symbol of fertility and were commonly used in wedding ceremonies.

3. The fashion industry has embraced almond-shaped nails as a trendy nail shape.

4. In the magical world of Harry Potter, almonds are one of the key ingredients for brewing a potion of love.

1. The almond tree has a long history of cultivation, dating back to ancient civilizations such as the Assyrians and Egyptians.

2. In some religious traditions, almonds symbolize divine blessing and are associated with fertility and new life.

3. According to Greek mythology, when the goddess Cybele's lover Attis died, she turned him into an almond tree as a tribute to their love.

4. In the cartoon 'Alvin and the Chipmunks', the character Alvin is often shown snacking on a handful of almonds as a healthy and nutritious snack.