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a small round squash (=a hard smooth vegetable), usually orange or yellow, in the shape of an acorn

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a round green vegetable with thick pointed leaves arranged close together in layers. After cooking it, you pull off each leaf and eat the soft bottom part.

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a plant with flat green leaves often eaten in salads

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a long thin green vegetable whose stems and tips (=pointed ends) are eaten

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an eggplant

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a vegetable consisting of the stems of a young bamboo plant, used especially in Chinese cooking

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the round dark purple root of a vegetable that is cooked and eaten. The British word is beetroot.

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a sugar beet

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a beet

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a hollow green, red, or yellow vegetable with small white seeds inside. It can be eaten raw or cooked.

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a Chinese vegetable with long dark green leaves and white stems

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a vegetable consisting of green stems with many small green or purple buds on the ends, eaten cooked or raw

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a small round vegetable consisting of many green leaves wrapped tightly around each other

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a long orange vegetable shaped like a bell with a hard skin and solid orange flesh that becomes soft when cooked

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a hard round vegetable with green or purple leaves that can be eaten raw in salads or cooked

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a dark green vegetable that is a type of broccoli

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a red, green, or yellow vegetable with white seeds inside. The more usual word for this is a pepper.

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a long hard orange vegetable that grows under the ground and has green leaves on its top

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a vegetable with a hard round white central part surrounded by green leaves

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a large white vegetable that grows under the ground and is eaten raw or cooked. It is a type of celery.

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a pale green vegetable with a group of long stems that are eaten raw or cooked

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a vegetable with white stems and large dark-green leaves

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a vegetable with green leaves that have a bitter taste, usually eaten raw in salads

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an endive

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a red or green vegetable with a hot taste, usually thin and pointed in shape

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a vegetable with large, pale green leaves which have thick white stalks. It can be cooked or eaten raw in salads.

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the top part of a corn plant, cooked and eaten as a vegetable

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romaine lettuce

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a zucchini

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a long thin vegetable that has a dark green skin and is white inside. It is usually eaten raw in salads.

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a large white radish from Asia

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a vegetable with a smooth, dark purple skin. The British word is aubergine.

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a vegetable with pale flat leaves that have a bitter taste

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a vegetable with curly green leaves eaten in salad

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a pale green vegetable with seeds and leaves that are used for flavoring food

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a round white vegetable with small sections called cloves which you add to food for a strong pleasant flavor. The whole garlic is called a bulb or head.

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a round green vegetable in which the leaves grow in a ball shape on a tall stem

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a long thin green vegetable that grows on a tall climbing plant

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a type of onion with a small white round part and a long thin green stem. It is usually eaten raw in salads.

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a hollow green vegetable containing small white seeds. It can be eaten raw in salads or cooked.

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okra

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a round pale green lettuce with leaves that form a tight ball

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a small green or red pepper often used in Mexican cooking for giving food a hot flavor

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a vegetable with a very pale brown skin and white flesh. It grows under the ground.

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a tuber (=part like a root) that is white inside and is eaten especially in salads

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a vegetable with large curly dark-green leaves. Kale is a type of cabbage.

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a hard round vegetable, eaten raw in salads or cooked

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a long thin vegetable that tastes similar to an onion and is white at one end with green leaves at the other

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a vegetable with large thin green leaves that you eat raw in a salad

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a snow pea

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a small potato taken from the ground early in the year

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a vegetable with long green pods (=seed containers) that is used especially in African and South Asian cooking

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a round vegetable with thin dry skin and many layers inside that tastes and smells very strong

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bok choy

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a long white hard vegetable that grows under the ground

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a very small round green vegetable that grows in a long narrow pod

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a red, green, orange, or yellow vegetable with small white seeds inside. It can be eaten raw in salads or cooked.

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a small pepper with a strong hot flavor

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a small red vegetable that is a type of pepper. Pimentos are often put into the middle of green olives.

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a type of banana (=long yellow fruit) used as a vegetable in cooking Caribbean and African foods

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a very common hard round vegetable that has a brown, red, or yellow skin and is white or yellow inside. It grows under the ground and can be cooked in many different ways

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a large round vegetable with a thick orange skin and large seeds

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a vegetable with small purple and white leaves, eaten raw in salads

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a small pink or red vegetable that is eaten raw in salads

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a red vegetable with small white seeds inside. It can be eaten raw in salads or cooked.

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arugula

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a type of lettuce with long narrow firm leaves

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a type of potato with russet colored skin

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a large, round, hard vegetable that is yellow inside and grows under the ground. The British word is swede.

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a type of cabbage (=a round green vegetable) whose leaves are curly, not smooth

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a small white onion with a long green stem

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a small vegetable similar to an onion

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a vegetable with dark green leaves that can be cooked or eaten raw in salads

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a scallion or green onion

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a brussels sprout

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a potato

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a vegetable that grows under the ground and is used for producing sugar

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a rutabaga

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the small yellow or white seeds of some types of corn plant that you can cook and eat as a vegetable

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a green, red, or yellow vegetable that does not have a strong flavor. Sweet peppers are often simply called peppers.

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a vegetable with a slightly sweet taste that looks like a potato with pink skin

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a vegetable with large green leaves and thick stems

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a potato

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a large round light-colored root vegetable that grows under the ground

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vegetables

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a small hard white vegetable, often used in Asian cooking

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the seed of a grass that grows in North America, eaten as a vegetable

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a root vegetable that looks like a long white potato and has a brown skin

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a sweet potato

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a long vegetable with dark green skin. The British word is courgette.