From Muppet Wiki

For the gourd, see Pumpkins

The Pumpkin Anything Muppet is an orange rod puppet with a long, oval-shaped head, used on Sesame Street. Though sometimes referred to as "Tall Orange" in fan communities, the official name, according to a 1979 character style guide, is Pumpkin.

There is also a pumpkin live hand puppet first used in Season 35. There's also a pumpkin-orange puppet with a rounded head and live-hand, similar to the large lavender live hand puppet, but visually distinct from the typical Pumpkin Anything.

Examples of the Sesame Street characters developed from the Pumpkin Anything Muppet include the following:

From the 1979 Sesame Street Character Style Guide.	A blank Pumpkin	Big Barney
Bill Smith	Bobby	China Shop Clerk
Dr. Feel	Dr. Thad and the Medications backup singer	The Encyclopedia Salesman
Farmer Brown	Farmer Frankie	Fenwick
Firefighter Jackson	Five People in My Family Mother	Frank Lloyd Left
Frankie	The Genie	Grenadier Guardsman
Hammy Dwarf (Dwarf #7)	Harvey Kneeslapper's Pumpkin victim	Jack Be Nimble
Jack the Boss	Jeff Bawksworthy	The Man in Brown
Moo Wave Keyboardist	Mean Manny	Mr. Moses
Mr. Ogden	Mrs. Turow	Newt (Sesame Street)
Nickmatic Guitarist	Old MacDonald (often)	Pumpkin Hippie
Pumpkin J Friend	Richard	Rockin' Richard
The Royal Fireman	Santa Claus in a Sesame Street News Flash segment	Spaceship Surprise Mate
Next Generation Security Officer	The Square	Stan
Sully	The Tallest Person in the Kingdom	A Tarnish Brother
Toulouse	Victor	Wodehouse

Pumpkin Live Hand

A live hand variant also exists, but has been used less frequently.

H-Man	Howie Eatswell	Miss Fran
Ready Eddie	Tiny Tim's Uke Repair delivery man

From Dofus

Pumpkin
Level: 15 Category: Vegetable Weight: 1 pod Sells to NPC:
Official description
“The pumpkins grow in fields. Hardly bigger than the testis of Boowolf, but they sure taste better.”

Pumpkin is a Vegetable.

Obtaining

Dropped by

• Olantewn

Uses

Used in the craft of

• Pumpkwin

From The Vault

Fallout 3 creature Pumpkin affiliation: Ryan Brigg role: Pet location: Jury St. Tunnels appearances: Fallout 3 base id: C79DE ref id: 000abc48

Pumpkin is the pet mole rat of Ryan Brigg, a scientist experimenting with mole rats in order to enhance the taste of Mole Rat Meat. She is located in the Jury St. Tunnels. She is non-hostile towards the player and is found locked in a cage. There is no known way to set her free.

Appearances

Pumpkin appears only in Fallout 3

Notes

• Pumpkin can be freed in the PC version using console commands. Press the tilde button to open the console, then click on Pumpkin's cage. Now enter "disable" in the console command prompt and hit enter. Pumpkin's cage will now disappear and she will be free to roam around. You can also use console commands to resurrect Pumpkin's other molerat friends by clicking on them and typing "resurrect" in the console command prompt.
• This pet is comparable to the two named radroaches found in the abandoned shack with the victory rifle and the Keller family transcript tape.

From Final Fantasy Wiki

Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Enemy
Pumpkin
Statistics Level MP 63 999 HP Normal HP Hard 13,450 {{{HP Hard}}} ATK MAG VIT 37 77 8 SPR LCK EXP 193 20 1,138 SP Gil 156 132
Elemental Affinities Fire Ice Lightning Gravity - - - -
Status Resistance Poison Silence Stun Stop Immune Immune 140 Immune Death Blow Away Zantetsuken Immune 0 0
Japanese	{{{japan}}}
Romaji	{{{romaji}}}
Location	M8-6-2 - Another Notice M8-6-3 - Final Notice
Steal	Gris-Gris Bag, Death
Items Dropped	Poison, Silence
Effects	0 MP Cost
Recovery Time	0.7s
Stagger	2
Interruptible	Yes
Abilities	{{{Abilities}}}
Additional info	Abilities whose names are not shown when used are highlighted in italics.

The Pumpkin is an enemy in Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-.

This enemy is susceptible to Command Materia attacks such as Assault Twister+ or Vital Slash. Hit it repeatedly with Assault Twister+ to quickly take it down. If possible, try to steal some items from it, too.

Related Enemies

• Dorky Face
• Nightmare
• Jack o' Lantern
• Shadow Monk
• Experiment No. 118

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Description

A Pumpkin is a large, orange, spherical squash. In the USA, pumpkins are traditionally associated with Halloween and Thanksgiving and made into pumpkin pie. In other parts of the world, such as Australia, they are eaten year-round, usually as a savoury dish. It is similar in taste to sweet potato.

There are many different varieties of pumpkin, and they have slightly different flavours, but the major differences are in the skin colour and the thickness of their rind. Some varieties have a very thin rind which is easy to cut and actually becomes edible when you cook the pumpkin, but as a whole the rind is discarded. Most varieties of pumpkin are at least technically edible. As a rule of thumb, the larger the pumpkin, the tougher the skin and the woodier and more tasteless the flesh. The large orange pumpkins sold for carving in the United States at Halloween are still edible, but they are not as good as pumpkins specifically grown for eating. This is less important if you are making pie, but is something to keep in mind when cooking pumpkins to eat directly.

Preparing a Halloween Pumpkin for Eating

When preparing pumpkin to eat, ensure that you've thoroughly washed the outside with warm water and soap or detergent. This is especially important for carving pumpkins bought in a 'pumpkin patch', since they may not have been washed before. If you are carving it for Halloween before eating, wash it before you cut into it and rinse it again after displaying. This will cut down the amount of bacteria and fertilizer on the peel. Also make sure to cut off any pieces with wax or soot from candles on it. If your pumpkin has dirt on it, it may be worth it to rinse it off outside with a garden hose before washing it in your sink, to avoid making your sink dirty.

If you have a carved pumpkin which you are intending to eat, it would be best to avoid leaving it out for more than 2 days. If possible, carve it on Halloween and bring it in that night. Leave it in a cool, dark place until you cook it. At worst, you would end up with a moldy, rotten pumpkin. If you are lucky, then your pumpkin may just dry out a bit, and you end up with some pieces which are chewy. Either way, best to take down your pumpkin early.

Cooking Pumpkin

An interesting fact is that most canned 'pumpkin' is actually hubbard squash. Hubbard squash has the characteristic rich orange flesh and bold flavor that users of canned pumpkin will be familiar with. If you are trying to make homemade pumpkin pie, you may have found that the taste of 'sweet pumpkins' is not as rich as what is normally found in canned pumpkin. For better results try using hubbard squash.

Pumpkin by itself is excellent. To cook pumpkin, slice into chunks no larger than 3"x3", and all chunks must be about the same size. Leave the peel on. Steam in the microwave or on the stove until all pieces are soft and mushy. Then, you can serve directly at the dinner table with butter, reminding diners to remove the peel, as it is inedible. Alternatively, you could let it cool, peel in the kitchen, mash it up with butter to taste, then heat and serve.

If you have a small pumpkin, you can roast it whole - just slice the top off first so that the steam can escape, and roast for about an hour. When it is done you can scoop out the seeds and discard, and if you remove some or most of the flesh you can use it as an unusal serving bowl to hold other food.

For a 'poor man's pumpkin pie', after peeling and mashing, instead of butter, mix with sugar, nutmeg, and cinnamon to taste. Serve hot, cold, or at room temperature.

For diners on controlled diets, the sugar and butter can be omitted, and still have a tasty side dish or dessert. Without the butter, pumpkin is a very low-fat food, and is also very high in certain vitamins.

Fun Facts About Pumpkin

• For pie, Pilgrims first hollowed out a pumpkin, filled it with apples, sugar, spices and milk, then put the stem back on and baked.
• One of the first published recipes for pumpkin pie (Pompkin Pudding) was in Amelia Simmons’ 1796 cookbook, American Cookery. This was the first cookbook to be written by an American and published in the United States .
• An average pumpkin weighs 10-20 pounds, though the Atlantic Giant variety can weigh 400-600 pounds, enough for perhaps 300 pies!
• According to the US Census Bureau, the United States produced 805 million pounds of pumpkin in 2003. That year, Illinois led the country by producing 326 pounds of pumpkin.^[1]

References

Source

• Pumpkin from the Wikibooks Cookbook—original source of article, licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License.
• How did the squash get its name? from Everyday Mysteries Fun Science Facts by the Library of Congress, public domain government resource—original source of Fun Facts about Pumpkins

From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

For the disguise penguins wear during Hallowe'en Events, see Pumpkin Penguin

Pumpkin

Release date	31 October 2001 (Update)
Members only?	No
Quest item?	No
Tradeable?	Yes
Equipable?	No
Stacks?	No
High Alchemy	12 coins
Low Alchemy	5 coins
Destroy	Eat
Store price	Not sold
Exchange price	57,700,000 coins update
GE Database	Look up price
Examine	Happy Halloween.
Weight	0 kg
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Pumpkins were the first holiday items that were dropped by Jagex on Hallowe'en of 31 October, 2001 during the 2001 Hallowe'en Event. They heal a total of 14 hitpoints.

It is strongly recommended that a player notes the item as it may be accidentally consumed, especially since they are rare and extremely valuable.

Despite being released earlier than the Santa Hat, there is generally a lower demand for pumpkins. This is probably due to them being non-equippable, so players are unable to show off their wealth as easily. Ever since the PvP updates, and inflation of the economy this has changed. Pumpkins are now higher in value than Santa Hats.

Pumpkins generally rise in price around the time of Hallowe'en, much like Halloween masks do. Pumpkins are often used when buying items such as Partyhats, as they are considered by many high level players to be "Rare Junk".

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

The title of this article is conjectural. Although this article is based on canonical information, the actual name of this subject is pure conjecture.

A pumpkin was an orange, roundish fruit that grew on the forest moon of Endor. The Ewoks harvested pumpkins and would carve faces in them for Hallowe'en.

Appearances

• Marvel Ewoks Annual
  • Chief Chirpa Kidnapped!
• Star Wars: Ewoks
  • "Blue Harvest" (First appearance)

External links

• Pumpkin on Wikipedia

From TibiaWiki

This item is in the Plants, Animal Products, Food and Drink class Pumpkin Attributes: Edible Weight: 13.50 oz. Loot value: 10 gp. Sounds: Munch. Dropped by: None. Buy from: Alissa (Meluna) 10 gp Bonifacius (Edron) 10 gp Imalas (Carlin) 10 gp Jezzara (Ankrahmun) 10 gp Omur (Darashia) 10 gp Brasith (Ab'dendriel) 10 gp Ariella (Meriana) 10 gp Sherry McRonald (Thais) 10 gp Serafin (Yalahar) 10 gp Sell to: Players. Notes: Can be carved into a pumpkinhead, you will need a knife and a candlestick. Pumpkins give the lowest regeration value (per oz.) of any fruit in Tibia. Regeneration: One Pumpkin will regenerate hp/mana for 204 seconds (makes you 17% full). Total Hp/Mana gain HP Mana Sorcerer / Druid 17 136 Knight 34 68 Paladin 26 102 Promoted Characters HP Mana Master Sorcerer / Elder Druid 17 204 Elite Knight 51 68 Royal Paladin 34 136 All Vocations HP Mana Sleeping 68 68 See also: Items. Add historical information about this item.

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