Definition: The word "aguadulce" is a name that appears in several biblical contexts, but its meaning and usage can vary depending on context. In this case, it refers to something resembling a fruit, especially a sweet one or a large one, that has been mixed with water. In the Old Testament, "aguadulce" is used to refer to the fruits of the vine (Isaiah 1:4; Ezekiel 36:5), but in more modern usage it could also mean any fruit from the vine (Malachi 2:9; 1 John 2:1). In the New Testament, "aguadulce" can also refer to a type of wine that is sweet or fruity. In both contexts, the word "aguadulce" likely refers to a type of grape juice made from grapes, and it could be used in various ways, including cooking (Malachi 2:9; 1 John 2:1), serving as a flavor enhancer (Isaiah 46:7), or as an ingredient for baking (Proverbs 30:5). The specific usage of "aguadulce" will depend on the particular context.

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