Word "RHUBARB" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
long pinkish sour leafstalks usually eaten cooked and sweetened
Synonyms:
pieplant

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
plants having long green or reddish acidic leafstalks growing in basal clumps; stems (and only the stems) are edible when cooked; leaves are poisonous
Synonyms:
rhubarb plant

Crossword Clues for RHUBARB

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Clue Source Date
Stewed red leafstalk
Edible leafstalks actors talk about (7)
Fruit of theatrical conversation
Pie choice New York Times 19 Apr 2024
Red edible leaf stalks (7)
Soundly regret cutting remark heard in plant (7)
Its sticks may get pied (7)
Acid-tasting fruit (7)
Stalks out of the stage crowd (7)
Background talk of edible stalks (7) Puzzler Cryptic 21 Mar 2024
Fruit of theatrical conversation (7)
Plant composed of sticks that may get pied (7)
Pink crumble fruit (7)
Pie plant (7)
Reddish stalks used as fruit Puzzler Backwords 09 Feb 2024
Edible stalks; traditional hubbub (7)
Edible leafstalk (7)
Deplore outspoken insult that's mumbled on stage The Telegraph Cryptic 02 Feb 2024
Deplore outspoken insult that's mumbled on stage (7)
Plant whose leafstalks are cooked, sweetened and eaten as a dessert Mirror Quiz 24 Jan 2024
Type of pie made with strawberries that is popular with the Brits
Nonsense The Telegraph Quick 20 Jan 2024
Indistinct muttering right over pub in centre The Times Cryptic 17 Jan 2024
Red-stemmed edible plant that grows best in an open sunny spot (7)
Background talk of stalks (7) Puzzler Cryptic 15 Jan 2024
Plant traditionally eaten with custard The Times Concise 06 Jan 2024
Sticks to the pie-plant (7)
Centre on river stores local vegetable
Edible pink-stemmed plant with a sharp taste (7) Puzzler 21 Dec 2023
Sour sticks (7)
Sour sticks The Guardian Quick 19 Dec 2023
Fruity leaf-stalks (7)
Sour-tasting stuff and nonsense (7)
This could be used to make fools chatter on stage The Telegraph Cryptic 25 Oct 2023
Nonsense The Telegraph Quick 10 Oct 2023
Plant that's mentioned in muffled conversation? The Telegraph Cryptic 02 Oct 2023
Sharp-tasting stalks, rubbish The Times Cryptic 24 Aug 2023
Fruity tart filling Family Time 06 Aug 2023
Reportedly regret dig in simulated chatter on stage The Times Cryptic 05 Jun 2023
Regret outspoken insult, being a bit of a fool? The Telegraph Cryptic 02 Jun 2023
Baseball brawl Wall Street Journal 06 May 2023
Edible stems The Times Concise 01 Oct 2022
Plant roses at front except in centre The Guardian Cryptic 28 Sep 2022
Nonsense; plant The Times Concise 23 Sep 2022
Herb said to go with fish or fruit The Telegraph Cryptic 28 Jul 2022
Sharp sticks The Telegraph Quick 19 Jun 2022
Edible sour leafstalks The Guardian Quick 13 May 2022
Vegetable used in pies The Washington Post Sunday 17 Apr 2022
Edible stalks rot The Times Cryptic 31 Jan 2022
Barney runs pub in centre The Telegraph Cryptic 21 Dec 2021
What can be a sweet Polish horse with a shed outside hotel The Times Cryptic 13 Dec 2021
Unscripted talk in theatre stems from garden The Telegraph Toughie 07 Dec 2021
Vegetable rot
Regret insult in speech? Rubbish! The Times Cryptic 03 Nov 2021
Bull with stick through heart after matador's finale
Fruit counter in centre on right The Times Cryptic 06 Oct 2021
Regret insult that's spoken: nonsense!
Heated dispute Wall Street Journal 02 Oct 2021
Apparent conversation in play The Telegraph General Knowledge 12 Sep 2021
Run pub in transport centre, say? Nonsense The Telegraph Toughie 02 Sep 2021
See 5 Down The Telegraph Toughie 13 Aug 2021
Regret insult that's spoken: nonsense!
Massage wrapping husband with local plant 
Reddish stalks cooked and sweetened Irish Times Simplex 28 Jun 2021
Donnybrook The Washington Post 25 May 2021
Donnybrook LA Times Daily 25 May 2021
What's good in a crumble? Nonsense! The Telegraph Cryptic 20 May 2021
Edible stalks rot
Soundly regret pointed remark and crumble?
Nonsense; plant The Times Concise 24 Apr 2021
Edible leaf-stalks The Telegraph Quick 19 Mar 2021
Regret broadcast and gibe? Nonsense! The Telegraph Cryptic 10 Mar 2021
Heated dispute LA Times Daily 26 Oct 2020
Heated dispute The Washington Post 26 Oct 2020
Right pub in centre offering this item in crumble?
Leaf-stalks cooked and used as if fruit The Telegraph General Knowledge 02 Aug 2020
Plant with edible stalks? Nonsense
Edible plant stems The Times Concise 23 May 2020
Plant; nonsense The Times Concise 15 May 2020
Plant stem used as fruit The Telegraph Quick 12 May 2020
Unscripted talk in theatre stems from the garden
Core supporter upset supporting Republican rubbish The Telegraph Cryptic 19 Mar 2020
Republican centre supporter brought up nonsense The Telegraph Cryptic 19 Dec 2019
Uproar from two leaders of Russia about hard, catty comment
Edible stalks The Guardian Speedy 08 Sep 2019
Edible stalks The Telegraph Quick 06 Sep 2019
Plant with edible stems The Times Concise 17 Jul 2019
Leaf-stalks eaten with crumble The Telegraph Quick 10 Mar 2019
Tart vegetable in pies USA Today 19 Feb 2019
Nonsense The Telegraph Quick 14 Feb 2019
Rhum baba running short, bringing in queen's pudding ingredient?
Tart vegetable in pies
Plant rot
Tart pie filling Eugene Sheffer 27 Nov 2018
Fruit; nonsense The Telegraph Quick 31 Oct 2018
Expressed regret for unkind remark in vague muttering
Stalks in a pie The Washington Post 30 Sep 2018
Stalks in a pie LA Times Daily 30 Sep 2018
Pub in difficulty keeping separate hot food
Rubbish plant used as dessert
Regret spoken jibe, something muttered on stage
Plant nonsense in power hub arbitration
Tart plant stalk diced for pie filling LA Times Daily 19 Mar 2018
Tart plant stalk diced for pie filling The Washington Post 19 Mar 2018
Regret overheard gibe, and waffle
Stalks in a pie
Reddish leafstalks cooked and sweetened Irish Times Simplex 20 Nov 2017
Regret broadcast jibe? Nonsense The Telegraph Cryptic 02 Sep 2017
Plant grown for its stalks The Times Concise 01 Sep 2017
Sticks end of stair rod into heart
Edible stems The Telegraph Quick 10 Mar 2017
Centre parting starts to really annoy Richard Burton? Nonsense! The Telegraph Toughie 07 Mar 2017
Heated dispute
Loudly regret insult in actors' chatter
Radical ban in centre relates to German wine - the type from the allotment Irish Times Crosaire 27 Aug 2016
Nonsense beginning in rough pub in the centre The Telegraph Toughie 24 Aug 2016
Sour food, rubbish
Stalky fruit The Telegraph Quick 05 May 2016
Stalks out of the kitchen garden The Telegraph Cryptic 04 Apr 2016
Resistance to ban in the centre and in the allotment Irish Times Crosaire 30 Jan 2016
Rubbish resistance by centre turned supporter The Telegraph Cryptic 17 Dec 2015
Background talk of edible stalks The Sun Two Speed 03 Nov 2015
Plant with pink stalks The Sun Two Speed 03 Nov 2015
Husband in game met by wounding remark? Nonsense The Telegraph Cryptic 18 Aug 2015
Restricted ban in the centre and in the allotment Irish Times Crosaire 18 Jul 2015
Noisy fight Thomas Joseph 13 Jul 2015
Pie filling The Telegraph Quick 04 Jul 2015
Indistinct stage chattering noise by actors The Guardian Quick 13 Jun 2015
Run centre with rising support? Nonsense The Telegraph Toughie 28 Apr 2015
Possibly sweet mutterings in the theatre
Plant first of rubiaceous herbs under blackberry and raspberry bushes
Sound of extra nonsense
Fruit rot
Strawberry's partner-in-pie
River with pub in the middle? Nonsense!
Brouhaha
Brouhaha
Tart tart filling, perhaps
Diamond disorder, e.g.
Fray
Row
Squabble
Squabble
Spat
Tart tart ingredient
Squabble
Quarrel
Altercation
Tiff
Altercation
Melee on the field
Squabble
Altercation
What can be a sweet Polish horse with a shed outside hotel
Regret insult in speech? Rubbish!
Fruit counter in centre on right
Spat
Dustup
Row
Controversy
Hassle
Kitchen garden plant.
Diamond argument.
Altercation: Slang.
Free-for-all on the diamond.
Trouble on the diamond.
Hassle.
Movie about a cat and baseball.
Wordy debate on the ball field.
Common garden plant.
Argument
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