jicama
/hiˈkɑːmɑː/Definitions
1. noun
A Mexican root vegetable, also known as a yam bean, having a crunchy texture and a sweet, mild flavor.
“She added diced jicama to her salad for extra crunch and nutrition.”
2. noun
A tropical American vine (Pachyrhizus ahipa) whose tuberous root is used as a food.
“The local market sold jicama as a rare and exotic vegetable.”