Turnip is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TURNIP in dictionary:

VERB:
• to plant with an edible plant root
• The edible, fleshy, roundish, or somewhat conical, root of a cruciferous plant (Brassica campestris, var. Napus); also, the plant itself.
• sow (a field) with turnips
NOUN:
• a round root with white or cream flesh which is eaten as a vegetable and also has edible leaves.
• a root that is similar or related to the turnip, especially a swede.
• the European plant of the cabbage family which produces the turnip.
• a large, thick, old-fashioned watch.
• root vegetable with orange or white flesh
• widely cultivated plant having a large fleshy edible white or yellow root
• root of any of several members of the mustard family

Words related to TURNIP

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Words that contain TURNIP

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How to use TURNIP in a sentence

• If the dyke broke at one spot, the beck would return to its old channel and much damage might be done, particularly if the floods rolled across the turnip fields.
• They gave Andy as a present an old-fashioned silver watch, about the size and shape of a turnip.
• Pigg and his wife were much surprised and delighted when they saw the big turnip which their children had found.
• His keen eyes had caught sight of Jimmy Rabbit, hopping along on his way to the vegetable garden, to see if he couldn’t find a stray cabbage or a turnip.
• And every child had a little turnip, and showed it to the old man and laughed.
• And everyone of the little queer children was playing with a turnip.
• The Turnip likes a light soil, but does not well endure the occasional dryness to which light soils are subject.
• In the case of the Turnip Fly, feeding is frequently the cheapest and surest way of saving the crop.
• No doubt the turnip was already well known in England.
• His first invention may be described as a drill plough to sow wheat and turnip seed in drills three rows at a time, a harrow to cover the seed being attached.
• The turnip was hollow, and inside it was fixed a bit of wax candle.
• There may be turnip ghosts precisely because there are real ghosts.
• I am told that thirty years ago there was not a plough in existence from Westport to Dhulough, and that the turnip was an unknown vegetable in Connemara.
• It is really most of it wheat or turnip land which has not been cultivated for a year or two.
• I never discovered that a pumpkin or a turnip possessed any superior flavor because it had been stimulated to mammoth size.
• The yellow blossoms of the turnip and the blue flowers of the flax wither without fruit.
• They dug up, too, the root of the Indian turnip, an herb that burnt the mouth like fire, but which Henry said they could use, after soaking it a long time in water.
• Superphosphate has a wonderful effect on the development of the roots of the turnip.
• For if I sup not well, large, round, and amply, my sleeping is not worth a forked turnip.
• We see something of the same kind even in our domestic varieties, as in the thickened stems of the common and swedish turnip.
• I managed to romance about for two or three months, sowing turnip seed and teaching dancing-school.
• The age, size, and variety of the turnip will greatly vary the time necessary for its cooking.
• But if he has a portion of his best land under Swedish turnip, he will have late in the winter a valuable crop that will be his best substitute.
• The winter turnip requires from forty-five to sixty minutes.
• The drills are not raised as for turnip sowing, but consist merely of rows of the plant on a level surface.

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