Plants & Agriculture

rose B2

/ɹoʊz/ A flower with a sweet smell and a thorny stem, often given as a sign of love. Meaning Off Sound Off

bud B2

/bʌd/ A small swelling on a plant that grows into a leaf or flower Meaning Off Sound Off

holly B2

/ˈhɑli/ an evergreen shrub or small tree of the genus Ilex, typically with glossy prickly leaves and red berries Meaning Off Sound Off

trunk B2

/tɹʌŋk/ The thick main stem of a tree. Meaning Off Sound Off

weed B2

/wiːd/ A wild plant growing where it is not wanted, especially among crops or in a garden. Meaning Off Sound Off

reed B2

/ɹiːd/ A tall, thin plant with a hollow stem that grows in or near water. Meaning Off Sound Off

mill B2

/mɪl/ A building or factory where grain is crushed into flour, or where materials like cloth or paper are made. Meaning Off Sound Off

pine B2

/ˈpaɪn/ A tall evergreen tree with long thin needles instead of leaves. Meaning Off Sound Off

wheat B2

/wiːt/ A cereal grain grown for food and used to make flour for bread, pasta, and other foods. Meaning Off Sound Off

hay B2

/heɪ/ Grass that is cut and dried to feed animals. Meaning Off Sound Off

herb B2

/(h)ɝb/ A plant whose leaves or seeds are used to add flavour to food. Meaning Off Sound Off

jasmine B2

/ˈdʒæz.mɪn/ a shrub or climbing plant of the genus Jasminum, known for its fragrant white or yellow flowers Meaning Off Sound Off

blossom B2

/ˈblɑ.səm/ A flower or mass of flowers, especially on a fruit tree. Meaning Off Sound Off

lotus B2

/ˈloʊtəs/ a large-flowered aquatic plant of the genus Nelumbo, especially the sacred lotus of Asia Meaning Off Sound Off

thorn B2

/θɔːrn/ a hard, sharp-pointed growth on a plant, botanically often a modified stem or branch Meaning Off Sound Off

pip B2

/pɪp/ a small, hard seed inside an apple, orange, or similar fruit, chiefly in British English Meaning Off Sound Off

linen B2

/ˈlɪnɪn/ A strong cloth or thread made from the flax plant. Meaning Off Sound Off

lavender B2

/ˈlævəndɚ/ an aromatic Mediterranean plant with narrow leaves and spikes of small purple flowers Meaning Off Sound Off

orchid B2

/ˈɔɹ.kɪd/ A plant with unusually shaped flowers in beautiful colours, popular as a houseplant. Meaning Off Sound Off

stalk B2

/stɔk/ a plant's main stem, or another slender structure that supports an attached part Meaning Off Sound Off

almond B2

/ˈɑːl.mənd/ the edible oval seed of the almond tree, commonly treated as a nut Meaning Off Sound Off

walnut B2

/ˈwɔlnət/ An edible nut with a hard, wrinkled shell and a brain-shaped seed inside. Meaning Off Sound Off

barley B2

/ˈbɑɹli/ A grain crop used as food and for making beer and whisky. Meaning Off Sound Off

tulip B2

/ˈtulɪp/ A garden plant that grows from a bulb and produces a single, brightly coloured, cup-shaped flower in spring. Meaning Off Sound Off

fir B2

/fɝ/ an evergreen conifer, especially a tree of the genus Abies with needlelike leaves and upright cones Meaning Off Sound Off

elm B2

/ɛlm/ a tall deciduous tree of the genus Ulmus, often grown for shade or timber Meaning Off Sound Off

bran B2

/bræn/ the tough outer layers of a cereal grain, separated from flour during milling and used as food or animal feed Meaning Off Sound Off

silo B2

/ˈsaɪ.loʊ/ a tall structure used to store grain or fermented animal feed Meaning Off Sound Off

nutshell B2

/ˈnʌt.ʃɛl/ The hard outer covering around the seed of a nut. Meaning Off Sound Off

marigold B2

/ˈmæɹ.ɪˌɡoʊld/ a plant with conspicuous yellow, orange, or reddish flowers, especially a Tagetes or Calendula Meaning Off Sound Off

hemp B2

/hɛmp/ A tall plant, Cannabis sativa, grown for its strong fibres and seeds. Meaning Off Sound Off

lilac B2

/ˈlaɪlək/ a shrub or small tree of the genus Syringa, grown for its clusters of fragrant flowers Meaning Off Sound Off

nutmeg B2

/ˈnʌtmɛɡ/ the hard aromatic seed of the nutmeg tree, grated or ground for use as a spice Meaning Off Sound Off

dandelion B2

/ˈdæn.dəˌlaɪ.ən/ A common wild plant with bright yellow flowers that turn into a ball of white seeds. Meaning Off Sound Off

artichoke B2

/ˈɑɹtətʃoʊk/ the immature flower head of the globe artichoke, whose fleshy leaf bases and heart are eaten as a vegetable Meaning Off Sound Off

millet B2

/ˈmɪlət/ a small round grain produced by several cereal grasses and eaten as food Meaning Off Sound Off

maize B2

/meɪz/ a tall cereal plant that bears kernels on large ears; corn Meaning Off Sound Off

flax B2

/flæks/ A plant with blue flowers, grown for its seeds and for the fibers used to make linen. Meaning Off Sound Off

lentil B2

/ˈlɛn.təl/ a small, flat, lens-shaped seed cooked and eaten as a pulse Meaning Off Sound Off

soybean B2

/ˈsɔɪˌbin/ The edible bean of a plant grown widely for food and oil, rich in protein. Meaning Off Sound Off

buckwheat B2

/ˈbʌkˌwiːt/ a broad-leaved Asian plant grown for its edible triangular seeds, especially Fagopyrum esculentum Meaning Off Sound Off

daffodil B2

/ˈdæf.əˌdɪl/ a spring-flowering bulb of the genus Narcissus, typically bearing a yellow or white flower with a trumpet-shaped center Meaning Off Sound Off

tuber B2

/ˈtuːbɚ/ a thickened underground plant stem or root that stores nutrients and can produce new growth Meaning Off Sound Off

hayfield B2

/ˈheɪfiːld/ a field in which grass or another crop is grown, cut, or lying for use as hay Meaning Off Sound Off

plumule B2

/ˈpluːˌmjuːl/ the embryonic shoot of a seed, situated above the cotyledons and developing into the stem and leaves Meaning Off Sound Off