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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.)
Plants
without
true
flowers,
and
reproduced
by
minute
spores
of
various
kinds,
or by
simple
cell
division..
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Vigor
::
Vigor (n.)
Strength
or force in
animal
or force in
animal
or
vegetable
nature
or
action;
as, a plant grows with
vigor..
Rot
::
Rot (v. t.) To make
putrid;
to cause to be
wholly
or
partially
decomposed
by
natural
processes;
as, to rot
vegetable
fiber..
Vegetive
::
Vegetive
(n.) A
vegetable.
Gum
::
Gum (n.) A
vegetable
secretion
of many trees or
plants
that
hardens
when it
exudes,
but is
soluble
in
water;
as, gum
arabic;
gum
tragacanth;
the gum of the
cherry
tree. Also, with less
propriety,
exudations
that are not
soluble
in
water;
as, gum copal and gum
sandarac,
which are
really
resins..
Extract
::
Extract
(n.) A
peculiar
principle
once
erroneously
supposed
to form the basis of all
vegetable
extracts;
--
called
also the
extractive
principle.
Farina
::
Farina
(n.) A fine flour or meal made from
cereal
grains
or from the
starch
or
fecula
of
vegetables,
extracted
by
various
processes,
and used in
cookery..
Pickle
::
Pickle
(v. t.)
Vinegar,
plain or
spiced,
used for
preserving
vegetables,
fish, eggs,
oysters,
etc..
Vegetability
::
Vegetability
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
vegetable.
Colander
::
Colander
(n.) A
utensil
with a
bottom
perforated
with
little
holes for
straining
liquids,
mashed
vegetable
pulp, etc.; a
strainer
of
wickerwork,
perforated
metal,
or the
like..
Equilibration
::
Equilibration
(n.) The
process
by which
animal
and
vegetable
organisms
preserve
a
physiological
balance.
Decayed
::
Decayed
(a.)
Fallen,
as to
physical
or
social
condition;
affected
with
decay;
rotten;
as,
decayed
vegetation
or
vegetables;
a
decayed
fortune
or
gentleman..
Salading
::
Salading
(n.)
Vegetables
for
salad.
Geic
::
Geic (a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from,
earthy
or
vegetable
mold..
Anatomize
::
Anatomize
(v. t.) To
dissect;
to cut in
pieces,
as an
animal
vegetable
body, for the
purpose
of
displaying
or
examining
the
structure
and use of the
several
parts..
Native
::
Native
(n.) One who, or that
which,
is born in a place or
country
referred
to; a
denizen
by
birth;
an
animal,
a
fruit,
or
vegetable,
produced
in a
certain
region;
as, a
native
of
France..
Ciliary
::
Ciliary
(a.)
Pertaining
to or
connected
with the cilia in
animal
or
vegetable
organisms;
as,
ciliary
motion..
Conhydrine
::
Conhydrine
(n.) A
vegetable
alkaloid
found with
conine
in the
poison
hemlock
(Conium
maculatum).
It is a white
crystalline
substance,
C8H17NO,
easily
convertible
into
conine..
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..
Margarin
::
Margarin
(n.) A fatty
substance,
extracted
from
animal
fats and
certain
vegetable
oils,
formerly
supposed
to be a
definite
compound
of
glycerin
and
margaric
acid, but now known to be
simply
a
mixture
or
combination
of
tristearin
and
teipalmitin..
Gemmation
::
Gemmation
(n.) The
formation
of a new
individual,
either
animal
or
vegetable,
by a
process
of
budding;
an
asexual
method
of
reproduction;
gemmulation;
gemmiparity.
See
Budding..
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