Crossword clues for beet
beet
- Borscht bit
- Veggie that can be pickled
- Veggie sometimes pickled
- Vegetable used in borscht soup
- Vegetable in V8 juice
- Sugary root veggie
- Sugar-yielding vegetable
- Sugar-yielding root
- Schrute Farms vegetable
- Root often pickled
- Root for the cook
- Redness exemplar
- Red symbol
- Red salad veggie
- Red salad bar veggie
- Red as a ____
- Purplish-red root vegetable
- Purplish vegetable
- It might get pickled
- Harvard veggie
- Borscht source
- Veggie with a Ruby Queen variety
- Veggie that leaves a purple stain
- Veggie in red flannel hash
- Vegetable with Golden and Chioggia varieties
- Vegetable with deep purplish-red roots
- Vegetable with a sugar variety
- Vegetable traditionally served on Rosh Hashanah
- Vegetable that might get pickled
- Vegetable that may stain a cutting board
- Vegetable that leaves a purple stain
- Underground vegetable
- Tomato-paste dye source
- Tired-sounding veggie
- Swiss chard
- Sugar provider
- Subterranean sugar source
- Source of the pink in pickled turnips
- Source of salad greens
- Source of red food coloring
- Source of natural red food coloring
- Source of folic acid
- Soup ingredient, sometimes
- Salad-green plant
- Salad sweetener
- Russia is its largest producer
- Rosolli veggie
- Root used in dyeing
- Root that's often pickled
- Root source of sugar
- Root for a restaurant
- Redness typified
- Red-rooted plant, usually
- Red vegetable in some salads
- Red qualifier
- Red option at a salad bar
- Red flannel hash veggie
- Red as a --
- Red analog
- Quintessence of redness
- Purplish salad bit
- Purplish root vegetable
- Purple-hued root
- Produce choice
- Plant with edible leaves and root
- Pickled vegetable
- Pickled root
- One of eight in V8
- Often-pickled veggie
- Oft-pickled veggie
- Nutritious root
- Nongreen salad ingredient
- Member of the amaranth family
- Main ingredient in borscht
- Its juice might help lower blood pressure
- It's the root of all borscht
- It might be pickled
- Ingredient in Finnish rosolli
- Ingredient in borsch
- Health-food juice source
- Goosefoot family plant
- Golden root
- Chard cousin
- Cardiologist's favorite vegetable?
- Burpee's Golden, for one
- Bortsch base
- Borsht ingredient
- Borsht basic
- Borscht basic
- Alphabetically first V8 ingredient
- "Lettuce turnip the ___" (phrase on T-shirts with dancing vegetables)
- ___ carpaccio
- __ red
- Shade of red
- Borscht vegetable
- Sugar source, sometimes
- Sugar ___
- Borscht ingredient
- Red vegetable used in V8
- Mangel-wurzel, e.g
- Healthful juice source
- Borscht base
- Underground vegetable with edible greens
- Epitome of redness
- Sucrose source
- Symbol of redness
- Borscht need
- Kind of greens
- ___ greens
- Swiss chard, e.g.
- With 23-Across, crimson
- Bagasse base, maybe
- Red shade
- Red food dye source
- Kind of salad
- Reddish-purple bit in a salad
- Salad ingredient that's not green
- ___-red
- Word before red
- Showing acute embarrassment, say
- Round red root vegetable
- Biennial Eurasian plant usually having a swollen edible root
- Widely cultivated as a food crop
- Bulbous root
- Root vegetable producing sugar
- Chard, for example
- Erdrich's "The ___ Queen"
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- Mangold, e.g
- Tired vegetable?
- Bulbous vegetable
- Mangold, e.g.
- Edible red root
- Redness symbol
- Plant in a color comparison
- Borscht must
- Symbol of rubicundity
- Member of the goosefoot family
- Garden vegetable
- Vegetable with greens
- Word with red or sugar
- Harvard undergrounder?
- Swiss chard, e.g
- Red-flannel-hash ingredient
- Gathering time for root vegetable
- Maggot gets round gnarled tree and round vegetable
- Sugar pie
- Root crop and pulse picked up
- Red root veggie
- Plant processed into sugar
- Plant grown for sugar
- Time engaged in booze - very much turning purple
- Telecom firm acquires another's plant
- Take a gamble importing European root crop
- Salad ingredient that stains
- Edible root
- Salad veggie
- Soup veggie
- Borscht veggie
- ___ salad
- Pickled veggie
- Red veggie
- Root veggie
- V8 vegetable
- Salad slice
- Sweet root
- Red root
- Paragon of redness
- Source of some sugar
- Red root vegetable
- Biennial vegetable
- Sugar plant
- Source of sugar
- Exemplar of redness
- Veggie in V8
- Salad bar veggie
- Pickling candidate
- ___ red
- Tired veggie?
- Sugar root
- Spinach cousin
- Root for the chef
- Red food coloring source
- Garden produce
- Borscht root
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Beet \Beet\ (b[=e]t), n. [AS. bete, from L. beta.]
(Bot.) A biennial plant of the genus Beta, which produces an edible root the first year and seed the second year.
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The root of plants of the genus Beta, different species and varieties of which are used for the table, for feeding stock, or in making sugar.
Note: There are many varieties of the common beet ( Beta vulgaris). The Old ``white beet'', cultivated for its edible leafstalks, is a distinct species ( Beta Cicla).
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Old English bete "beet, beetroot," from Latin beta, said to be of Celtic origin. Common in Old English, then lost till c.1400. Still usually spoken of in plural in U.S. A general West Germanic borrowing, cognates: Old Frisian bete, Middle Dutch bete, Old High German bieza, German Beete.
Wiktionary
n. 1 (context singulare tantum sometimes definite English) ''Beta vulgaris'', a plant with a swollen root which is eaten or used to make sugar. 2 (context countable English) An individual plant (gloss: organism) of that species. 3 (context countable English) A swollen root of such a plant.
WordNet
n. biennial Eurasian plant usually having a swollen edible root; widely cultivated as a food crop [syn: common beet, Beta vulgaris]
round red root vegetable [syn: beetroot]
Wikipedia
Beet is the second full-length album by Chicago, Illinois rock band Eleventh Dream Day and their first on a major label, Atlantic Records.
Beet is the common name of the plant species Beta vulgaris.
Beet may also refer to:
Usage examples of "beet".
Add quartered, cooked artichoke hearts or coarsely sliced beets along with the squid.
Have carrots cut in small cubes or straws, turnips and beet root the same, green string beans cut in small pieces, asparagus and peas, all cooked separately until tender.
Decorate the space above with slices of potato and beet cut in diamonds, and surround the base with light-green aspic cut in diamonds.
Wat hielp het den Hamster, dat hij blazend naar den Egel beet: hij verwondde zich eenvoudig den bek aan de stekels, zoodat het bloed er uit druppelde, en kreeg intusschen zoovele stooten met den stekelhelm tusschen de ribben en zoovele beten in de pooten, dat hij bezweken zou zijn, als ik hem niet het leven had gered.
Delia had the night shift, where she was paired with Roy Joyce, a fellow who raised sugar beets over in the valley and came out for the lambing season every year.
Lavoisier to the Committee in 1788 he described the results of ten years of hard labor on his model farm at Fre-chines, where he spent three years attempting to create lucerne meadows before switching more successfully to clover and sainfoin, and introducing the potato and field beets.
Steranko and Siphoner, dressed today in a two-piece funsuit the color of pickled beets.
Woven trays of tava bread, roasted peppers, onions, long beans, cabbage, cucumber and beets, bowls of stewed meats, fish, and chicken, as well as platters of boar and venison, were carried by young women from the cook fires to people gathered at various shelters.
Her teeny face was still and puckered inside her silver veil, and her color went from blood to beet to almost purple.
Ser Rodrik reminded him to send something to his foster brothers, so he sent Little Walder some boiled beets and Big Walder the buttered turnips.
Below it, the pigments gleamed in their jars--ochre, saffron, woad, kobold, beet, reseda, calcimine, koal-absolute potentiality.
The vegetables segregated themselves by variety: All the carrots grouped together, and the onions, scallions, beets, sweet potatoes, radishes, turnips, and garlics.
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There was no doubt: every surviving unit of the Theban battle Beet was coming straight at them.
A few beet had entered with the people, and there was pandemonium inside the parlour as people tried to kill the bees, upsetting glasses and dishes as they flailed around them with newspapers and maga.