Vegetables & Fruits Word Search

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Play free online Vegetables & Fruits word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Vegetables & Fruits — no download or signup required. Choose Quick, Easy, Tough, or Champ difficulty and track stars as you clear each pack.

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Sample words: BEETS, ACORN, PEAS, CAPERS, CARROT, CELERY, BEANS, BASIL, TARO, YAM, TUBER, BEET, NORI, NOPAL, LIME, PEA.

Vegetables & Fruits word list, defined

BEETS /biːts/ · noun
Beets are the plural of beet: the edible root of the plant Beta vulgaris, typically deep red or purple, and the plant itself when grown as a crop. Related: beetroots.
ACORN /ˈeɪkɔːrn/ · noun
The nut of the oak tree, typically containing a single seed enclosed in a tough shell and partly surrounded by a scaly cup-shaped base. Related: oak nut, mast, seed.
PEAS /piːz/ · noun
Small, round, green or yellowish vegetables, often eaten as a side dish or used in soups and stews. Related: beans, legumes, vegetables, greens.
CAPERS /ˈkeɪpərz/ · noun
Capers are the small, unopened flower buds of the caper bush (Capparis spinosa), typically pickled in brine or vinegar and used as a pungent, salty condiment. The word is also the plural of "caper," meaning a playful leap or frolicsome prank. Related: caper berries, pickled nasturtium seeds, green olives.
CARROT /ˈkærət/ · noun
A tapered orange root vegetable of the plant Daucus carota, eaten raw or cooked; also, figuratively, a reward or incentive offered to persuade someone to do something. Related: root vegetable.
CELERY /ˈsɛləri/ · noun
A cultivated plant of the parsley family with crisp, ribbed leafstalks that are eaten raw or cooked as a vegetable; also, the stalks themselves when used as food.
BEANS /biːnz/ · noun (plural)
The plural of 'bean': the edible seeds of various climbing plants of the pea family, eaten as a vegetable, or the seeds of other plants such as coffee or cocoa that resemble them. Related: legumes, pulses, seeds.
BASIL /ˈbæzəl/ (UK), /ˈbeɪzəl/ (US) · noun
An aromatic herb of the mint family, with sweet-smelling leaves used fresh or dried as a culinary seasoning, especially in Italian and Southeast Asian cooking. Also, a cultivated plant of the genus Ocymum/Ocimum. Related: herb, seasoning, sweet basil, Ocimum basilicum.
TARO /tɑːroʊ/ · noun
A type of root vegetable, often used in Asian cuisine, characterized by its starchy, slightly sweet flavor and firm texture. It can also refer to a type of flowering plant. Related: yam, cassava, sweet potato, potato.
YAM /jæm/ · noun
A starchy root vegetable, typically long and thin, with a rough, brown skin and a white or yellow interior. Yams are often confused with sweet potatoes, but are actually a different type of root vegetable. Related: sweet potato, tuber, root vegetable, potato.
TUBER /ˈtjuːbər/ · noun
A short, thick underground stem that produces a new plant, especially a potato or a similar root vegetable. Related: root, stem, bulb, rhizome.
BEET /biːt/ · noun
A biennial plant of the amaranth family (Beta vulgaris), cultivated for its fleshy edible root and for its leaves; the root itself, typically dark red, eaten as a vegetable. Related: beetroot, mangel-wurzel, chard.
NORI /noʊriː/ · noun
Thin sheets of seaweed, often used in Japanese cuisine, particularly in sushi and maki rolls. Nori is typically made from the red algae species Porphyra yezoensis or Porphyra tenera. Related: seaweed, kombu, wakame, dulse.
NOPAL /noʊˈpɑːl/ · noun
A type of prickly pear cactus (Opuntia spp.) native to the Americas, often used as food or in traditional medicine. Related: prickly pear, Opuntia, cactus.
LIME /laɪm/ · noun, verb
A small, usually green, acidic fruit, or a color between yellow and green. To add lime juice to something, typically to give it a sour taste. Related: lemon, citrus, acid, sour.
PEA /piː/ · noun
A small, round seed pod, typically green or yellow, eaten as a vegetable. A unit of measurement, equal to one-sixteenth of a grain. Related: bean, legume, pod, seed.

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