bean

The rounded top part of something, like a bone or tool

A person's head

A playful word for a person's head

A person's head in informal speech

The top part of a person's body that people mean as a joke or in informal talk

A person's head, used informally in British English

A long green pod you cook and eat as a side

A small bean-shaped candy with a soft sweet center and a hard sugar shell

A small seed from a tree that people roast and grind to make coffee

A flat pale green or white bean that people cook and eat

A small shiny black bean used in cooking

A person who pays too much attention to small money details and misses the big picture

A long green bean with a tough string along its pod you remove before eating

A long narrow pod that contains tiny black seeds people use to flavor food

A creamy spread of cooked beans and spices for eating with chips

A large flat seed from the broad bean plant that people cook and eat

A brown bean with spots often dried and used in Mexican cooking

A young thin shoot from a bean eaten as a vegetable

A dried seed from the cacao tree used to make chocolate

A plant with seeds used to make food, oil, and animal feed

A large red seed shaped like a kidney that people cook and eat or the plant that grows it

A soft white food made from soy milk that people use like meat in Asian cooking

A small green bean from Asia that people cook or grow into sprouts

A very tall thin person that people call as a joke

A seed that moves because a baby moth lives inside it

A poisonous seed from a plant that people turn into oil

A long thin green vegetable that people eat cooked or raw

A small white dried bean used in soups and baked beans

A young green bean eaten before it dries or hardens

A plant that makes large flat beans people cook and eat

A tender green bean you eat young that breaks easily and has no strings

A person who eats mostly plants and simple foods without meat

A climbing bean plant that wraps around supports like poles or trellises

A seed from a Mexican shrub that jumps when a baby moth moves inside

The dried seed of the tree that makes cocoa and chocolate

A climbing plant with long green pods and red flowers grown for food

A bean you take from its pod before cooking, usually soft and not fully ripe

A yellow bean with edible pods eaten as a vegetable

A small white seed that people cook and eat

A plant that produces beans you can eat

A small white seed that is dried and cooked to eat

An upright plant grown for its large flat edible seeds and food for animals

A low-growing bean plant that forms a compact shape and does not need support

A small red-brown bean from East Asia often used in Japanese and Chinese sweets and flour

A playful name adults use for children

A small green bean from the mung plant that people eat

A small beetle that eats bean leaves and damages crops

A tall plant grown for large flat seeds eaten by people and fed to animals

An edible root that looks like a nut and was an important food for some Native American people

A nickname for Boston, the capital of Massachusetts

A tree that has long seed pods that look like beans and showy flowers

A small insect that eats the leaves of bean plants and often damages bean crops

A fragrant black seed from a South American tree that gives perfumes and food a warm, sweet smell

A climbing plant with purple flowers and pods that hold edible seeds

A bean plant grown for the seeds that people eat, picked when ripe but not dry

A plant that grows beans people cook and eat

A climbing plant with red flowers and long edible pods

A long thin vegetable with yellow pods that you eat

A climbing plant grown for its large edible roots eaten raw or cooked

A small reddish-brown bean used in Chinese and Japanese cooking, often in sweet dishes

A large flat edible seed eaten as a vegetable and often called a fava bean

A tropical climbing plant with edible pods that have four raised edges and thick edible roots

A long thin bean with pods you can eat, often used in Asian cooking

A dark brown seed from a West African plant that is poisonous and used in traditional medicine and rituals

A small flat green bean like a lima bean used for food

A large tropical shrub with big hand-shaped leaves and spiny seed pods that give seeds used to make castor oil

A flat crispy tortilla with mashed beans and toppings like cheese and lettuce

A green bean with long flat pods grown for its good taste

A bushy tropical plant grown for animal feed with long pods of white seeds

A small black bean often dried and used in cooking

A plant from Europe that produces large flat seeds eaten by people and fed to animals

A long green bean with very long pods used as a vegetable

A dry-land shrub or small tree with spiral seed pods from the US Southwest and Mexico

A North American vine with sweet-smelling flowers and edible roots used for food

A climbing plant from the southwestern United States and Mexico that makes small edible beans

A garden plant grown for its large flat beans that people or animals eat

A plant that grows pods with large flat beans people eat

A long pod from the carob tree with sweet pulp used like chocolate and as animal feed

A shrub or small tree with blue flowers and red seeds that are poisonous to people and animals