Things That Grow Word Search
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Sample words: TARO, GUAVA, GOURD, LILY, FRUIT, BIRCH, NUT, BEANS, CRESS, LUPIN, TUBER, PEA, CHERRY, BAY, MELON, GRAPE.
Things That Grow word list, defined
- TARO /ˈtɑːrəʊ/ (British), /ˈtɑːroʊ/ (American) · noun
- Taro is an edible corm from the aroid family, especially the plant Colocasia esculenta. Its starchy corms and leaves are widely cooked in many parts of the world. Related: dasheen, gabi, kalo.
- GUAVA /ˈɡwɑːvə/ · noun
- Guava is the edible fruit of a tropical American tree or shrub in the genus Psidium, especially Psidium guajava. The word can also refer to the plant that produces the fruit.
- GOURD /ɡʊərd/ (US); /ɡɔːd/ (British) · noun
- A gourd is a hard-shelled fruit belonging to the gourd family, especially one of the bottle-shaped or ridged varieties used as food. By extension, the word can also mean a hollowed, dried gourd used as a container or vessel. Related: squash, pumpkin, calabash.
- LILY /ˈlɪli/ · noun
- A bulbous flowering plant of the genus Lilium, or its showy flower. In heraldry, the term can also refer to a stylized lily or fleur-de-lis.
- FRUIT /fruːt/ · noun
- The sweet, fleshy, seed-bearing product of a plant, especially a tree or bush, that is typically eaten as food; more broadly, the edible reproductive structure of a flowering plant. Related: produce, crop, harvest.
- BIRCH /bɜːrtʃ/ · noun
- A birch is a slender deciduous tree of the genus Betula, with thin papery bark that peels in layers, typically white, silver, or yellow. It can also refer to a bundle of birch twigs formerly used as an implement of corporal punishment. Related: aspen, alder, poplar, beech.
- NUT /nʌt/ · noun
- A nut is a hard-shelled seed whose edible kernel is often eaten, and by extension a small metal fastener, typically with a threaded hole. In informal use, it can also mean a person's head or, in the plural, a testicle. Related: seed, kernel, fastener, bolt.
- 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.
- CRESS /krɛs/ · noun
- Any of various small fast-growing plants of the mustard family with pungent edible leaves, especially garden cress and watercress. Related: watercress, peppergrass.
- LUPIN /ˈluːpɪn/ · noun
- Any of various leguminous plants in the genus Lupinus, which bear spikes of pea-like flowers and are cultivated as ornamentals, forage crops, or sources of edible seeds. The word can also refer to lupin seeds or products made from them, particularly lupin flour and protein. Related: lupine.
- TUBER /ˈtjuːbə(r)/ (British); /ˈtuːbər/ (American) · noun
- A swollen, usually underground plant organ, chiefly a modified stem, that stores food and can grow into a new plant. By extension, a rounded swelling or projection, especially in anatomy. Related: swelling, protuberance, knob, lump.
- PEA /piː/ · noun and verb
- The small, round, typically green seed of the pea plant, eaten fresh as a vegetable or dried as a pulse. The word can also denote the plant itself and, more rarely, a small pellet-like projectile. Related: legume, pulse, garden pea, green pea.
- CHERRY /ˈtʃɛri/ · noun
- A small, round stone fruit with red or dark-red skin and sweet or tart flesh, borne on trees of the genus Prunus; also the tree that bears it. Related: stone fruit, drupe, fruit.
- BAY /beɪ/ · noun
- A broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inward; also a recess or compartment in a building or vehicle. Related: inlet, cove, gulf, harbor.
- MELON /məˈlɒn/ (British); /məˈlɑːn/ (US) · noun
- A round or oval fruit with a firm rind and sweet, usually orange, green, or pink flesh. In informal English, it can also mean a person's head. Related: muskmelon, cantaloupe, honeydew.
- GRAPE /ɡreɪp/ · noun
- A grape is the small, typically round, sweet or tart fruit of a grapevine, usually purple, green, red, or black, and eaten fresh or used to make wine, juice, and other products.
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