vegetarian
- adjective
- /ˌvɛdʒɪˈtɛriən/
- She asked if you have something vegetarian.
- a vegetarian diet
- a vegetarian dish
- a vegetarian meal
And these are so this isn't like the Tofurkis for some vegetarian niche product, right?
- And these are so this isn't like the Tofurkis for some vegetarian niche product, right?
- Everything in this menu has meat product, even the vegetarian options.
- So he asked them to eat vegetarian food.
- So then we have organic eggs, which are typically fed vegetarian feed.
- And tonight for dinner I'm making these vegetarian enchiladas, so I'm going to start those as well.
- And I think to be fair, more vegetarian of a diet is a good choice.
- They are generally smaller women who don't eat much, who eat vegetarian.
- I mean, a great example is my first store was vegetarian.
Examples
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It's kind of the only real option in this place if you're vegetarian.
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We leave at eleven and walk two blocks to a vegetarian food co-op with a small diner in the rear.
Fiction book (1995) -
The local office people took you to a vegetarian restaurant.
Fiction book (2002) -
I was just thinking about going vegetarian.
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Okay Kate, what if we eat vegetarian tonight?
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I spotted him the next day in the vegetarian dining hall.
Fiction book (1995) -
I made your favorite vegetarian lasagna.
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He ordered the vegetarian meal.
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And tonight for dinner I'm making these vegetarian enchiladas, so I'm going to start those as well.
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For dinner, we decided to make a vegetarian stir-fry with fresh vegetables and tofu.
Synonyms
Food that does not contain meat
Antonyms
How Plant-Based
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Vegetarian for food comes from the word vegetable, which means 'plant', plus the ending -arian for a kind or type. So a vegetarian dish is one made of plants and does not contain meat or fish.