Things That Grow Word Search
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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
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 /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.
- GUAVA /ˈɡwɑːvə/ · noun
- A tropical or subtropical tree or shrub with a smooth, green, or reddish-brown skin and a juicy, sweet pulp, often eaten fresh or used in jams and preserves. Related: loquat, persimmon, pomegranate, quince.
- GOURD /ɡɔːrd/ · noun
- A type of fruit or vegetable, typically hard-shelled and often used as a container or for decoration. Gourds are commonly found in various shapes and sizes. Related: squash, calabash, pumpkin, gourdy.
- LILY /ˈlaɪli/ · noun
- A type of flowering plant with showy, fragrant flowers, often white or colored. A lily is a symbol of purity and innocence. Related: tiger lily, daylily, lily of the valley, calla lily.
- 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, verb
- A hard or dry fruit that does not split open when ripe, especially one that has a single seed in a hard shell, such as a walnut or hazelnut. To hit (someone or something) with the fist, especially in a sudden or forceful manner. Related: kernel, seed, pip, peanut.
- 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 /luːpɪn/ · noun
- A flowering plant of the pea family, with a tall stem and a spike of small, fragrant flowers. Lupin is also the name of a genus of plants in the pea family. Related: pea, bean, legume, vetch.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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 /mɛlən/ · noun
- A sweet, typically smooth-skinned fruit with a juicy interior, often eaten fresh or used in desserts. Related: watermelon, cantaloupe, honeydew, casaba.
- GRAPE /ˈgreɪp/ · noun
- A small, round or oval fruit that grows in clusters on vines, typically purple but also green or red. Related: berry, fruit, currant, raisin.
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