Radishes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RADISHES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• RADISH, a pungent root vegetable
• a swollen pungent-tasting edible root, especially a variety which is small, spherical, and red, and eaten raw with salad.
• the plant of the cabbage family which yields the radish.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a pungent, edible root

Words related to RADISHES

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Words that contain RADISHES

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How to use RADISHES in a sentence

• At daylight, I heard women crying fresh fish, berries, radishes, and various other things.
• There was the tea-tray, bread and butter, and some radishes.
• Radishes should be liberally watered in dry weather, and the soil made rich and light some time before sowing commences.
• Each day, after that, the row of radishes grew, till, in a week, it stood as high as your finger, green and sturdy.
• But about the third day, while Margery was stooping over the radishes, she saw something very, very small and green, peeping above ground, where the lettuce was planted.
• You know how thick and fleshy the roots of radishes, beets and turnips are.
• There are melons, cucumbers, pumpkins, and radishes of the country, and quantities of cabbages and lettuce.
• Radishes and other small things can be grown on the same bed.
• When a sharp frost occurs, it will be advisable to cover the tops with a few inches of light dry litter in just the same way that a bed of Radishes is protected.
• Radishes grown slowly become tough, pungent and worthless.
• On top of the sandwich lay a slice of lemon cut square, and about this dispose the pickles and radishes, to form a star.
• The salad was delicious as it was cool and crisp and made of chicken served on young lettuce leaves garnished with radishes.
• Hard by, also, stood a dish of radishes, out of season, but succulent.
• But boiled Radishes are almost equal to asparagus when served at table, provided they have been cooked long enough to become tender, that is, for almost an hour.
• Cash secretly regretted the thirsty death of his radishes and lettuce which he had planted and tended with such optimistic care.
• After him the farmer with his spade dug up the radishes, and clapped them up into pouches.
• Common garden radishes are of different shapes and of various colors on the outside, there being black, violet, red, and white radishes.
• The earliest radishes, peas, strawberries, and tomatoes, grow there.
• There was a bed of radishes and onions in the garden, that were a real blessing.
• RADISHES There are many varieties of radishes, round and long, black, white, and red.
• You may slice up an equal quantity of white or red radishes and mix with this salad.
• When the radishes begin to get brown add one-quarter pound of white ginger, and some walnuts broken into quarters.
• Radishes were strongly attracted to the light and moved toward it during the night.
• In all cases, with radishes, lettuce, peas, corn, and potatoes, the plants died in about four weeks.
• Radishes, peas, lettuce, and many flowers were experimented upon.
• Some cultivation occurs around, chiefly of barley, with a little portion of radishes.
• The garlic stuck up stout spikes into the air, and the young radishes were green and lusty.

Similar words containing RADISHE without suffix s

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