vegs
Carrots and peas
Vegs is the plural of veg, British informal for vegetable or vegetables: I need to pick up some vegs at the market.
Also a verb form meaning to relax or be idle, from "veg out": He just vegs in front of the telly all weekend.
Edible orange taproot
- broccoliCruciferous vegetable with florets
- spinachEdible dark green leaves
- lettuceLeafy salad vegetable
- cucumberCrisp edible gourd
tomato · pepper · onion · garlic · zucchini · cauliflower · eggplant · asparagus
Bodily use of food
- wellnessOverall state of health
- vitaminsEssential organic nutrients
- mineralsInorganic natural solids
- fiberPlant-based digestive aid
antioxidants · organic · plant-based · superfoods · wholefoods · vegetarian · healthy · greens
Shortened word form
- shorteningReducing length or duration
- informalRelaxed, not official
- colloquialCasual, everyday language
- vernacularEveryday regional speech
casual · relaxed · conversational · everyday · spoken · chatty · laid-back
carrot
Edible orange taproot
- broccoliCruciferous vegetable with florets
- spinachEdible dark green leaves
- lettuceLeafy salad vegetable
cucumber · tomato · pepper · onion · garlic · zucchini · cauliflower · eggplant · asparagus · celery
nutrition
Bodily use of food
fiber · antioxidants · organic · plant-based · superfoods · wholefoods · vegetarian · healthy · greens · salad
abbreviation
Shortened word form
- shorteningReducing length or duration
- informalRelaxed, not official
- colloquialCasual, everyday language
vernacular · casual · relaxed · conversational · everyday · spoken · chatty · laid-back
- vegetable soupBroth with cooked produce
- vegan leatherNon-animal hide substitute
- frozen vegetablesProduce preserved by cold
- vegetable gardenPlot for edible plants
- vegetable oilPlant-derived culinary lipid
- vegetable fatLipid from plants
vegetable, vegetables, vegan, vegetation, veg, veggie, veggies, vegetate, veganism