Fruit or vegetable

  • Xylocarp

  • Green summer squash, also called courgette

  • Yellow fruit used cooked or in jelly

  • Common sweet fruit with crisp flesh

  • Large fruit with green rind and red flesh

  • Small brown fruit with green flesh

  • Citrus fruit with sweet orange flesh

  • Common red fruit used as a vegetable

  • Sweet fruit with soft flesh and seeds.

  • Juicy tropical fruit; clearly a real M-fruit.

  • Sweet tropical fruit with yellow peel

  • Common lettuce variety, crisp leaves

  • Sour yellow citrus fruit

  • Starchy root vegetable similar to sweet potato

  • Yup, a real fruit; strawberry starts with S.

  • Small dark berry used in jams and syrups.

  • Edible orange root vegetable.

  • Citrus hybrid, also called ugli fruit, from Jamaica.

  • Chili pepper; English form without tilde is common

  • Small red berry with sweet-tart taste

  • Large tropical fruit with sweet yellow flesh

  • Tropical fruit with pink skin and white flesh.

  • Small, sweet or tart berry fruit.

  • Well-known fruit; 'melon' is a standard name.

  • Leafy green vegetable for salads

  • Bulb vegetable with strong flavor

  • Sweet brown fruit from date palm.

  • Root vegetable with spicy flavor

  • Sweet, pale-fleshed melon.

  • Smooth-skinned fruit like a peach

  • Young soybeans in pods.

  • Small sweet citrus fruit

  • Tropical fruit with spiky skin and sweet flesh

  • Leafy vegetable with slightly bitter taste.

  • Standard name for sweet pepper variety

  • Large tropical fruit with strong smell.

  • Pungent root vegetable.

  • Leafy vegetable, common and starts with S.

  • Sweet fruit with soft flesh

  • Small green citrus fruit

  • Fruit of the palmyra palm, eaten fresh

  • Aromatic vegetable with feathery leaves.

  • Small fruit used for oil or eating

  • Variant spelling of eggplant.

  • Green vegetable, often eaten fresh in salads.

  • Starchy root vegetable

  • Leafy green vegetable, popular in salads and soups.

  • Real tropical fruit, also called ambarella

  • Tropical fruit with sweet flesh.

  • Real vegetable name; squash fits the S rule.

  • Small sweet blue-purple berry fruit

  • Tropical fruit with orange flesh

  • Soft fruit with fuzzy skin and stone

  • A creamy edible fruit, often used in salads and guacamole 🥑

  • Tropical fruit with soft fuzzy skin

  • Leafy green or purple vegetable.

  • Small, dark berry fruit.

  • Yellow grain eaten fresh or processed.

  • Type of chili, common spicy vegetable.

  • Vanilla comes from an edible fruit pod. 🌱

  • Common summer squash variety

  • Small, round red or dark fruit.

  • Root vegetable with white flesh

  • Mango variety from India

  • Large tropical fruit with hard shell.

  • Small fruit with smooth skin and a stone

  • Common citrus variety with sweet juice

  • Seed pod of Vanilla orchid; used as flavoring

  • Edible fungus, commonly treated as a vegetable.

  • A sweet orange variety, prized for its seedless fruit 🍊

  • Common name for sweet red bell pepper

  • Spicy root used as vegetable or spice.

  • Common vegetable; immature pods of the bean plant.

  • Large citrus fruit with tart flavor.

  • Pungent bulb vegetable.

  • Common term for corn as a vegetable.

  • Tart stalk vegetable used in desserts

  • Edible seaweed used in cooking

  • Citrus fruit; also known as mandarin orange.

  • Long green vegetable, onion family

  • Mild onion variety from the US

  • Dried grape commonly used in snacks

  • Tropical fruit common in Latin America

  • Root vegetable, also called cassava

  • Tangy fruit in a brown pod

  • Nut from hazel tree.

  • Type of Chinese cabbage

  • Edible seed from a walnut tree

  • Tropical fruit with hairy skin

  • White vegetable, edible flower head.

  • Vegetable, often spicy or sweet

  • Variant spacing of horseradish.

  • Real fruit; star fruit starts with S.

  • Plural form of pea, small green vegetable

  • Crisp green stalk vegetable.

  • Recognized variety of watermelon

  • Large orange squash used in cooking

  • Leguminous plant, sometimes eaten cooked

  • Pickled cucumber, classic dill-flavored veggie.

  • Type of tomato sold on the vine, common in stores

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