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Definition of vegetable
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of vegetable is as below...
Vegetable
(v.)
Consisting
of, or
comprising,
plants;
as, the
vegetable
kingdom..
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Greengrocer
::
Greengrocer
(n.) A
retailer
of
vegetables
or
fruits
in their fresh or green
state.
Plasma
::
Plasma
(n.) The
viscous
material
of an
animal
or
vegetable
cell, out of which the
various
tissues
are
formed
by a
process
of
differentiation;
protoplasm..
Cyclosis
::
Cyclosis
(n.) The
circulation
or
movement
of
protoplasmic
granules
within
a
living
vegetable
cell.
Life
::
Life (n.) The state of being which
begins
with
generation,
birth,
or
germination,
and ends with
death;
also, the time
during
which this state
continues;
that state of an
animal
or plant in which all or any of its
organs
are
capable
of
performing
all or any of their
functions;
-- used of all
animal
and
vegetable
organisms..
Oleic
::
Oleic (a.)
Pertaining
to,
derived
from, or
contained
in, oil; as, oleic acid, an acid of the
acrylic
acid
series
found
combined
with
glyceryl
in the form of olein in
certain
animal
and
vegetable
fats and oils, such as sperm oil, olive oil, etc. At low
temperatures
the acid is
crystalline,
but melts to an oily
liquid
above 14/ C..
Preservatory
::
Preservatory
(n.) A room, or
apparatus,
in which
perishable
things,
as
fruit,
vegetables,
etc., can be
preserved
without
decay..
Amylobacter
::
Amylobacter
(n.) A
microorganism
(Bacillus
amylobacter)
which
develops
in
vegetable
tissue
during
putrefaction.
Green-stall
::
Green-stall
(n.) A stall at which
greens
and fresh
vegetables
are
exposed
for sale.
Tylosis
::
Tylosis
(n.) An
intrusion
of one
vegetable
cell into the
cavity
of
another,
sometimes
forming
there an
irregular
mass of
cells..
Vegetation
::
Vegetation
(n.) The act or
process
of
vegetating,
or
growing
as a plant does;
vegetable
growth..
Manure
::
Manure
(n.) Any
matter
which makes land
productive;
a
fertilizing
substance,
as the
contents
of
stables
and
barnyards,
dung,
decaying
animal
or
vegetable
substances,
etc..
Casserole
::
Casserole
(n.) A mold (in the shape of a
hollow
vessel
or
incasement)
of
boiled
rice,
mashed
potato
or
paste,
baked,
and
afterwards
filled
with
vegetables
or
meat..
Dermatophyte
::
Dermatophyte
(n.) A
vegetable
parasite,
infesting
the
skin..
Conserve
::
Conserve
(n.) A
medicinal
confection
made of
freshly
gathered
vegetable
substances
mixed with
finely
powdered
refined
sugar.
See
Confection.
Cauliflower
::
Cauliflower
(n.) An
annual
variety
of
Brassica
oleracea,
or
cabbage,
of which the
cluster
of young
flower
stalks
and buds is eaten as a
vegetable..
Plastide
::
Plastide
(n.) One of the many
minute
granules
found in the
protoplasm
of
vegetable
cells.
They are
divided
by their
colors
into three
classes,
chloroplastids,
chromoplastids,
and
leucoplastids..
Dry
::
Dry
(superl.)
Of
vegetable
matter:
Free from
juices
or sap; not
succulent;
not
green;
as, dry wood or hay..
Turpeth
::
Turpeth
(n.) The root of
Ipom/a
Turpethum,
a plant of
Ceylon,
Malabar,
and
Australia,
formerly
used in
medicine
as a
purgative;
--
sometimes
called
vegetable
turpeth..
Shaw
::
Shaw (n.) The
leaves
and tops of
vegetables,
as of
potatoes,
turnips,
etc..
Extract
::
Extract
(n.) A
peculiar
principle
once
erroneously
supposed
to form the basis of all
vegetable
extracts;
--
called
also the
extractive
principle.
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