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A small, round, sweetened or plain bread roll, often served split and filled; also a knot of hair coiled at the back or top of the head. Related: roll, bap, brioche, chignon.
COD/kɒd/ (UK), /kɑːd/ (US) · noun
A large marine food fish of the North Atlantic, with firm white flesh, valued commercially for centuries. Also used in British English as an informal term meaning a hoax, joke, or something fake.
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.
BEEF/biːf/ · noun (also verb, informal)
The flesh of a cow, bull, or ox, eaten as food; informally, a complaint or grievance. Related: complaint, grievance, quarrel, meat.
BACON/ˈbeɪkən/ · noun
Cured meat taken from the sides, belly, or back of a pig, typically sliced into thin strips and fried or grilled. In British usage the term often refers specifically to back bacon, while American bacon is usually made from pork belly. Related: rasher, pork belly, lardons, pancetta.
BOAR/bɔːr/ · noun
An uncastrated adult male pig, especially one that is wild or feral; the wild boar is the tusked ancestor of the domestic pig. Related: hog, swine, pig, tusker.
BEAN/biːn/ · noun
A bean is an edible seed of a leguminous plant, such as the kidney bean or broad bean, typically eaten cooked. Informally, it also refers to any seed resembling a bean, and in slang it can denote a small amount of money (as in 'beans' meaning very little). Related: legume, pulse, seed, pod.
EGG/ɛɡ/ · noun
An oval or round object laid by a female bird, reptile, fish, or invertebrate, usually containing a developing embryo; also the egg of a chicken (or other bird) used as food. Related: ovum, roe.
AMARANTH/ˈæm.ə.rænθ/ · noun
Amaranth is any of various plants of the genus Amaranthus, some grown as leaf vegetables or grain crops, and it also names a deep reddish-purple colour. In classical literature, the amaranth was a fabled unfading flower symbolising immortality. Related: pigweed, love-lies-bleeding, tampala, keerai.
BREAD/brɛd/ · noun
A staple food made from flour or meal mixed with water and yeast, baked into loaves or flat shapes. Informally, it also means money or a livelihood. Related: loaf, staff of life, sustenance, dough.
DOUGHNUT/ˈdoʊˌnʌt/ · noun
A small, typically ring-shaped or filled piece of sweet fried dough, eaten as a snack or dessert. In mathematics, 'doughnut' informally describes anything shaped like a torus. Related: donut, cruller, sinker, torus.
A large, oval fruit with leathery dark-green or purple skin and smooth, buttery pale-green flesh surrounding a single large seed; the tree (Persea americana) that bears it. Related: alligator pear.
MULBERRY/ˈmʌlbəri/ · noun
A type of fruit-bearing tree or shrub, or the fruit itself. The fruit is typically purple or red and has a sweet, slightly tart taste. Related: berry, fruit, tree, shrub.
CHICORY/ˈtʃɪkəri/ · noun
A blue-flowered plant of the daisy family whose bitter leaves are eaten as a salad vegetable, or the roasted root used as a substitute for or additive to coffee. Related: succory, endive.
KIBBEH/kiːbɛ/ · noun
A Middle Eastern dish made from ground meat and bulgur, often served raw or fried. It can also refer to a type of Lebanese sausage. Related: meatball, kofta, meatloaf, bulgur.
PUMPKIN/ˈpʌmpkɪn/ · noun
A type of squash with a hard rind and a sweet, often cooked and eaten in pies, soups, and other dishes. Related: squash, gourd, marrow, calabash.