to rice

A short phrase people say to show surprise or frustration instead of using a religious name

A type of rice with its brown outer layer left on and a nuttier, chewier taste and more fiber

Rice cooked in a hot pan with oil, vegetables, and eggs

A flooded field where farmers grow rice

A soft white grain with its outer parts removed

A long dark grain from water plants that people cook and eat

A dish of rice cooked with pieces of chicken and mild seasonings, served warm

An electric pot that cooks rice using steam and keeps it warm

A thin, delicate sheet made from the inside of a plant used for writing, painting, or wrapping

Light, crispy rice grains that form when heat makes rice expand

A bowl of rice served with toppings, or a person's job that gives them money

An insulting slang term often used for small cheap cars made in East Asia

A small fast car often made faster with extra parts

A hot dish of rice and vegetables cooked in water, often eaten as a small meal

A spicy rice dish cooked with tomatoes, onions, and peppers served as a side

Rice quickly cooked in a little oil with vegetables or meat

A dish of cooked rice quickly fried with egg, green onions and meat or shrimp

A type of rice grown as a main food for many people

A grass that animals eat in dry high places and plains of western North America and northern Mexico

A grain that grows in lakes and rivers and is eaten like rice

A dish of rice cooked slowly in broth until thick and creamy, often with cheese

A long-lived grass like wild rice that grows in North America and is eaten by animals

A rice farmer who is very successful and powerful in their area

An alcoholic drink made from fermented rice often served warm with Japanese food

A woman chosen at a farm fair to represent and support rice farmers

A small wild animal like a mouse that lives in marsh grass and eats plants and insects

A small plant from northwestern North America with green and purple bell-shaped flowers

An electric appliance that cooks rice by steaming or boiling

A small brown beetle that lives in and eats stored rice

A person who regularly eats rice, sometimes used jokingly or as an insult

A simple dish of peas cooked with rice

A type of rice with the husk and brown outer layer removed