Vegetables (6)
'vegetables' is the definition.
(green is a kind of vegetable)
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(Other definitions for greens that I've seen before include "Vegetables - on the golf course?" , "You may be putting on these" , "Veg" , "Places for bowling" , "Vegetables (found on golf courses?)" .)
'vegetables' is the definition.
(swede is a kind of vegetable)
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(Other definitions for swedes that I've seen before include "Turnips from Scandinavia?" , "Europeans and turnips" , "Root vegetables" , "Turnips for Scandinavians" .)
'vegetables' is the definition.
(onion is a kind of vegetable)
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(Other definitions for onions that I've seen before include "Bulbous vegetables" , "Bulb vegetables" , "Pungent, edible bulbs" , "If you knew your vegetables, you'd be well up" , "Veg" .)
'vegetables' is the definition.
(peas are a type of vegetable)
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(Other definitions for peas that I've seen before include "Fruits of the genus Pisum" , "Edible seeds" , "birds" , "Leguminous seeds" , "Seeded vegetables" .)
'vegetables' is the definition.
(turnip is a kind of vegetable)
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(Other definitions for turnips that I've seen before include "Root vegetables" , "Neeps" .)
'vegetables' is the definition.
(leek is a kind of vegetable)
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(Other definitions for leeks that I've seen before include "Welsh emblems" , "Vichyssoise ingredient" , "Welsh vegetables?" , "Scallions" , "Emblems of 19" .)
'vegetables' is the definition.
(bean is a kind of vegetable)
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(Other definitions for beans that I've seen before include "Nothing at all in US" , "nuts" , "Edible kidney-shaped seeds" , "Coffee seeds" , "Haricots for instance" .)
'vegetables' is the definition.
(runner bean is a kind of vegetable)
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'vegetables' is the definition.
(string bean is a kind of vegetable)
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'vegetables' is the definition.
(broad bean is a kind of vegetable)
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(Another definition for broad beans that I've seen is " Plants with large edible seeds".)