Word "VEG" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
edible seeds or roots or stems or leaves or bulbs or tubers or nonsweet fruits of any of numerous herbaceous plant
Synonyms:
vegetable, veggie

Crossword Clues for VEG

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Broccoli, beans etc (3)
___ out (Enjoy some downtime, informally) (3)
Peas or carrots, for short
Meat and two ___, traditional meal
Chill out (sl) (3)
Chill out Commuter 16 Jan 2024
Cabbage or broccoli, for short
Abbr. seen on Meatless Mondays
Cabbage or carrot, for short
Cabbage or carrot, for short
___ out (relax)
___ out (do nothing) Universal 24 Aug 2023
Chill (out) Universal 22 Jun 2023
Chill (out) Wall Street Journal 05 Jun 2023
Chill Wall Street Journal 20 Apr 2023
Carrot or cucumber, for short
___ out (relax) Universal 29 Nov 2022
Cabbages, potatoes etc The Guardian Quick 14 Nov 2022
Be a couch potato New York Times 01 Nov 2022
Meatless, for short USA Today 29 Oct 2022
Spinach or broccoli, for short
Eg, carrots, peas The Times Concise 27 Oct 2022
Just chill Universal 23 Oct 2022
Watch TV for hours, say Universal 29 Sep 2022
Chillax Universal 20 Sep 2022
Be a couch potato Eugene Sheffer 06 Jun 2022
Broccoli or spinach, for short Newsday 16 May 2022
Act like a couch potato, with 'out' The Washington Post 10 May 2022
Act like a couch potato, with "out" LA Times Daily 10 May 2022
Laze, with ''out'' Newsday 27 Apr 2022
Chill (out) Universal 23 Apr 2022
Eg, carrots, swedes, etc The Times Concise 18 Dec 2021
Chill (out) Universal 18 Oct 2021
Zone (out) Wall Street Journal 06 Oct 2021
Meatless, for short USA Today 10 Sep 2021
Five, say, say five a day ideally?
___ out (relax) USA Today 15 Aug 2021
Unwind, with 'out' The Washington Post Sunday 18 Jul 2021
Cabbage or carrots, for short
Relax, with 'out' The Washington Post Sunday 13 Jun 2021
Do nothin' New York Times 12 Jun 2021
Be a couch potato Eugene Sheffer 20 May 2021
Chill out New York Times 12 Mar 2021
Relax, with "out" Universal 14 Oct 2020
Idle, with ''out'' Newsday 03 Oct 2020
___ out (relax)
Meatless, for short USA Today 03 Jun 2020
___ out (relax)
Relax, with 'out' Jonesin 19 Nov 2019
Chill out on the couch, informally
Chillax The Washington Post 03 Sep 2019
Chillax LA Times Daily 03 Sep 2019
___ out (laze about) The Washington Post Sunday 01 Sep 2019
Kick back, with 'out' USA Today 19 Jul 2019
Chill (out) LA Times Daily 28 May 2019
Chill (out) The Washington Post 28 May 2019
___ out (sit idly)
Loll around, in slang New York Times 16 Mar 2019
Peas or carrots, for short
Kick back, with "out"
Chill (out)
Chillax
Loll around, in slang
Laze, with 'out' Jonesin 01 Jan 2019
Chill (out) Wall Street Journal 29 Dec 2018
Relax, with "out"
Relax, with 'out' New York Times 28 Jan 2018
Chill (out)
Relax, with "out"
Chillax The Chronicle of Higher Education 13 Oct 2017
Chill Wall Street Journal 09 Sep 2017
Meat accompanier, to a Brit Wall Street Journal 05 Aug 2017
Really relax, with 'out' The Washington Post 14 Mar 2017
Really relax, with "out" LA Times Daily 14 Mar 2017
Chill out
Really relax, with "out"
Chillax
Chill (out) Premier Sunday 01 Jan 2017
Kick back, with 'out' New York Times 11 Sep 2016
Relax to the point of complete inactivity Wall Street Journal 10 Sep 2016
Act the couch potato (with "out") Universal 27 Jul 2016
Chillax Premier Sunday 24 Jul 2016
Really relax, in slang (with "out") Universal 08 Jun 2016
'Meat and two __ ' The Guardian Quick 04 May 2016
Chillax Universal 27 Apr 2016
___ out (take it easy) The Washington Post 03 Mar 2016
Kick back, with "out"
Really relax, in slang (with "out")
Act the couch potato (with "out")
Kick back New York Times 04 Oct 2015
Carrot, briefly Universal 19 Sep 2015
Meat accompaniment, to Brits Wall Street Journal 06 Jul 2015
Kick back Newsday 07 Mar 2015
Chill (out)
Chillax
Carrot, briefly
Be a couch potato
Kick back
Kick back
Chillax
Laze, with "out"
Laze about, with "out"
Relax, with "out"
Take it easy
-- out (chill)
___ out (relax completely)
___ out (do nothing)
Enjoy some downtime, informally
Be lazy
Chillax, with "out"
___ out (kick back)
Really chill, with 'out'
Relax, with "out"
Chillax
Be a couch potato, say
Chill (out)
Laze, with "out"
Part of a food pyramid, briefly
___ out (take it easy)
___ out (really relax, in slang)
Relax, with "out"
Really chill (out)
Act like a couch potato, with "out"
Really relax (with "out")
Act like a couch potato, with "out"
Chill, with "out"
Do nothing, with "out"
Chill (out)
Cuke, to a Brit
Really relax, with "out"
___ out (do nothing, in slang)
Relax, informally
Do zilch
Relax, slangily
Make like a couch potato
Spinach or broccoli, for short
Do nothing, with "out"
__ out: relax
__ out (relax)
__ out: relax
Chill (out)
Kick back, with "out"
Really relax, slangily
Laze about, with "out"
__ out (relax)
Side dish, for short
___ out (really relax, in slang)
Act the couch potato
Really relax, slangily
Be a couch potato
___ out (relax completely)
___ out (relax, like, totally)
Take it easy (with "out")
Do nothin' at all
Emulate a couch potato
Relax, with "out"
___ out: relax
___ out (relax)
___ out (relax)
Act the couch potato
___ out (relax)
___ out (do nothing)
_____ out (relax)
Carrot, briefly
Pea or carrot, for short
Dieter's dish, British style
Menu abbr.
Abbr. on a menu
Peas or beans: Abbr.
Side dish: Abbr.
Not animal or mineral: Abbr.
___ out (do nothing)
Watch some mindless TV, say
Engage in some bingewatching, e.g.
Do nothing, with "out"
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