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  • OncoWarrior
    OncoWarrior Posts: 3,326
    edited July 2015

    yak, yesterday, youngster, yam

  • MusicLover
    MusicLover Posts: 777
    edited July 2015

    zebra, zillion, zeppelin

  • mab60
    mab60 Posts: 365
    edited July 2015


    Sister, sandwich, Sweden, soap

  • MusicLover
    MusicLover Posts: 777
    edited July 2015

    Mab60, I should have picked a new topic...can you pick one? (You probably needed to refresh your browser.) Thank you!

  • mab60
    mab60 Posts: 365
    edited July 2015



    You are correct. 2 years ago I did not even know what a browser is! LOL

    New topic is vegetables

    I will start with artichoke


  • MusicLover
    MusicLover Posts: 777
    edited July 2015

    beans (I only figured so because I have done the same thing but I have taught computer classes in the past, lol!)

  • bluemnm
    bluemnm Posts: 869
    edited July 2015

    Carrots, Cabbage

  • PattyPeppermint
    PattyPeppermint Posts: 8,950
    edited July 2015

    dandelion. Maybe not a vegetable i would eat as an adult but Google says it is.

  • mab60
    mab60 Posts: 365
    edited July 2015


    Eggplant

  • bluemnm
    bluemnm Posts: 869
    edited July 2015

    Fennel

  • PattyPeppermint
    PattyPeppermint Posts: 8,950
    edited July 2015

    green beans

  • ruthbru
    ruthbru Posts: 49,085
    edited July 2015

    according to Google Horseradish is a vegetable

  • PoppyK
    PoppyK Posts: 1,275
    edited July 2015

    iceberg lettuce

  • ruthbru
    ruthbru Posts: 49,085
    edited July 2015

    jalepeno peppers

  • mab60
    mab60 Posts: 365
    edited July 2015


    Kale

  • ruthbru
    ruthbru Posts: 49,085
    edited July 2015

    lima beans, lettuce

  • mab60
    mab60 Posts: 365
    edited July 2015


    Mustard greens although my little niece would say macaroni and cheese!!! LO

  • scooter-12
    scooter-12 Posts: 26,606
    edited July 2015

    napa cabbage

  • m0mmyof3
    m0mmyof3 Posts: 10,075
    edited July 2015

    onion, okra

  • bluemnm
    bluemnm Posts: 869
    edited July 2015

    peas

  • MusicLover
    MusicLover Posts: 777
    edited July 2015

    quinoa

  • PattyPeppermint
    PattyPeppermint Posts: 8,950
    edited July 2015

    romaine lettuce , radishes


  • MusicLover
    MusicLover Posts: 777
    edited July 2015

    spinach

  • m0mmyof3
    m0mmyof3 Posts: 10,075
    edited July 2015

    Turnips

  • bluemnm
    bluemnm Posts: 869
    edited July 2015

    Udo: A perennial Japanese plant having bipinnately compound leaves and young shoots that are cooked and eaten as vegetables.

    per google

    topic for top of page: Vegetables

  • ruthbru
    ruthbru Posts: 49,085
    edited July 2015

    Vidalia onion

  • MusicLover
    MusicLover Posts: 777
    edited July 2015

    Watercress

  • OncoWarrior
    OncoWarrior Posts: 3,326
    edited July 2015

    According to ask.com, There are no foods that are commonly considered vegetables that begin with the letter X. In culinary terms, a vegetable is simply any edible plant or part of a plant. There are a few fruits, which are technically vegetables, that start with the letter X. "Xigua" is the Chinese word for watermelon; in English, it the word is sometimes used to reference a small, round watermelon. The ximenia is a flowering plant native to India and its surrounding areas that produces a small orange fruit that is edible. Additionally, "xylocarp" is a term used to describe any fruit or edible plant with a hard, woody outer layer, such as the coconut.

  • bluemnm
    bluemnm Posts: 869
    edited July 2015

    Yams

  • mab60
    mab60 Posts: 365
    edited July 2015

    zucchini. Next person please pick a topic