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veg·eta·ble [ˈveʤtəbl̩] N

1. vegetable (plant):

fresh fruit and vegetables

2. vegetable (as opposed to animal and mineral):

3. vegetable (inactive person):

vegetable fig pej
vegetable fig pej
lenoba f

4. vegetable inf (severely disabled person):

vegetable fig pej
rastlin(ic)a f

ˈveg·eta·ble fat N

ˈveg·eta·ble gar·den N

veg·eta·ble ˈking·dom N no pl

ˈveg·eta·ble oil N

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The initiative strives to increase access to healthy foods such as produce, dairy, nonperishable fruits and vegetables, grains, and meat available to children in situations of food insecurity and hunger.
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Typical vegetables include tomato, bell pepper, onions, and mushrooms.
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Portion out lamb onto warm plates, scatter vegetables overtop, and top each portion with 3 ravioli.
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Vegetables, salads and flowers are all thriving there, including pumpkins, carrots, leeks and kale.
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Small amounts of vegetables, vegetable oil and tobacco are also produced.
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Most of the local supplies of vegetables are locally grown.
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Foods suitable for boiling include vegetables, starchy foods such as rice, noodles and potatoes, eggs, meats, sauces, stocks and soups.
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Eating a wholefood diet rich in green vegetables and wholefood fats can make all the difference between feeling sluggish and heavy or energised.
www.stuff.co.nz
The meat analogues used are often locally produced as opposed to imported, and are made solely from ingredients like soy, gluten, mushrooms and tuber vegetables.
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There they raised chickens and planted vegetables in order to stave off actual starvation.
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