Rhubarb is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RHUBARB in dictionary:

VERB:
• to simulate conversation e.g. on stage
• simulate conversation in this way
NOUN:
• any species of the genus Rheum; the leafstalks cooked and used as if fruit
• the thick reddish or green leaf stalks of a cultivated plant of the dock family, which are eaten as a fruit after cooking
• the large-leaved Eurasian plant which produces rhubarb.
• used in names of other plants of the same genus as rhubarb, several of which are used medicinally, e.g. Chinese rhubarb.
• the noise made by a group of actors to give the impression of indistinct background conversation, especially by the random repetition of the word ‘rhubarb’.
• nonsense
• a heated dispute
• garden plant with fleshy stalks
• The name of several large perennial herbs of the genus Rheum and order Polygonaceae.
• The large and fleshy leafstalks of Rheum Rhaponticum and other species of the same genus. They are pleasantly acid, and are used in cookery. Called also pieplant.
• The root of several species of Rheum, used much as a cathartic medicine.
• long pinkish sour leafstalks usually eaten cooked and sweetened
• plants having long green or reddish acidic leafstalks growing in basal clumps; stems (and only the stems) are edible when cooked; leaves are poisonous
• the noise made by a group of actors to give the impression of indistinct background conversation, especially by the random repetition of the word ‘rhubarb’.
EXCLAMATION:
• noise made by actors to simulate conversation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a perennial herb

Words related to RHUBARB

pieplant12 rhapontic16 rhubarbed17 rhubarbing18 rhubarbings19 rhubarbs15 rhubarby18

Words that contain RHUBARB

rhubarbs15 rhubarby18 rhubarbed17 rhubarbing18 rhubarbier17 rhubarbings19 rhubarbiest18

How to use RHUBARB in a sentence

• For culinary purposes, all kinds of rhubarb are the better for being blanched.
• Peel the rhubarb, cut it into thin pieces, put it to the oranges, and stir altogether over a gentle fire until the jam is done.
• The neighbouring mountains produce rhubarb and ginger in great plenty.
• Mild doses of castor oil, compound rhubarb pill, or olive oil, may at first be necessary.
• There is any amount of rhubarb and early vegetables in the garden.
• The large-leaved rhubarb and cabbage plants slept too, their broad limp surfaces hanging in the sun like half-closed umbrellas.
• The rhubarb pie, still steaming in its pan, was cooling on the kitchen table.
• Go straight home, and tell your mother that I say you must take a good large dose of rhubarb.
• In any case where a special cultivation is determined on, it will be found that bone manure has a wonderful effect on the growth of Rhubarb.
• Rhubarb is easily forced in any place where there is a moderate warmth, and it is only needful to pack the roots in boxes with moss or any light soil, or even rough litter.
• What is Rhubarb? A valuable root growing in China, Turkey, and Russian Tartary.
• Rhubarb to the philosopher is the beginning of autumn, if indeed the philosopher can see anything as the beginning of anything.
• If any one asks why, I suppose the philosopher would say that rhubarb is the beginning of the fruit season, which is clearly autumnal, according to our present classification.
• There are other drugs, besides camphor, rhubarb, and essential oils to be obtained thence.
• Garden Rhubarb also possesses albumen, gum, and mineral matters, with a small quantity of some volatile essence.
• Use perfectly fresh, crisp rhubarb, peel and cut in small pieces as for pies, fill a Mason jar with the fruit and pour over it freshly drawn water.
• Or, boil the rhubarb a few moments, as for sauce, with or without sugar and put into jars while it is very hot just as other fruit is canned.
• They even made some rhubarb pie from some wild rhubarb found near the camp and this proved to be really excellent.
• After the war such medicines as castor oil, rhubarb, colomel and blue mass and salts were generally used.
• Back here there were gnarled apple and pear and cherry trees, a tropical clump of rhubarb, and traces of what had evidently been at one time a kitchen garden.
• The only things the Doctor could get at were rhubarb pills and cod-liver oil, but these, with faith, go a long way.
• The Turkey rhubarb is, among us, universally preferred to the East India sort.
• RHUBARB SAUCE Strip the skin off the stalks with care, cut them into small pieces, put into a saucepan with very little water, and stew slowly until soft.
• BAKED RHUBARB Peel and cut into two-inch lengths three bunches of rhubarb.
• Fill half-full of rhubarb that has been cut up, scatter in one-fourth cup of strawberries or raspberries, sprinkle with more sugar and flour, and then proceed as before.
• CANNED RHUBARB READY TO USE Strip the skins from the stalks, and cut into small pieces as you would for pies.
• There are about thirteen different kinds which are said to yield rhubarb.
• The rhubarb procured from one or more of these species is known in commerce under the names of Russian or Turkey, Chinese or East Indian, and English rhubarb.

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