Results for: dried beans
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any of a number of small trees and shrubs having feathery leaves and a small reddish fruit; dried and powdered leaves and bark of the sumach (used in tanning and dyeing)sumach
any of a number of South American shrubs (especially e. coca whose leaves contain cocaine); dried leaves of the coca plant from which cocaine and other alkaloids are extracted, dried leaves of coca, shrub yielding cocainecoca
any of a number South American shrub, dried leaves used as medicine, tropical American shrubjaborandi
appetizer of marinated dried salmongravlax
baked in the sun, hardened by the sun, heated or dried out through excessive exposure to the sun, parched by the sunsunbaked
bean and corn dish, stew of American Indian origin that is made with corn and lima beanssuccotash
bean plant, bean tree, dried bean, fermented soybean, Moreton Bay chestnutblack bean
bean-filled bag used in games, large cushion used as seat, small bag filled with beans (used as a toy)beanbag
beans for making coffee, beverage made from water filtered through coffee beans; mug of coffee, bush yielding coffee beans, pale brown color, strong caffeine-rich drinkcoffee
blow-dried hairstyle, style hair with hairdryerblow-dry
bounce, climbing vine, dance, dried hop flowers, drug, flight, free ride, get on or offhop
break off small piece from something, carve something by removing small pieces, chipping, chop something into chips, crack, cut a fragment from, flake; be broken off in small pieces; sculpt, engrave, dried dung, hit something in high arc, long piece of...chip
breakfast food made from a combination of grains and dried fruit and nuts, oat breakfast cerealgranola
brick made from dried clay, building made of adobe, earth that forms adobe, earthen brickadobe
broad bean, edible green pod, head, hit on head, hit on the head, leguminous plant; small edible seed of the bean plant; beanlike seeds (i.e. coffee beans); small application program intended to perform a defined task (in the Java Internet programming ...bean
 

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