…an edible seed, typically kidney-shaped, growing in long pods on certain leguminous plants…
…(circa 1825–1903), US frontiersman; known as Judge Roy Bean. In 1882, he named himself justice of the peace in Val Verde County, Texas, where he held court in his saloon, the Jersey Lilly, so-named for actress Lillie Langtry…
…an edible bean, or its edible pod, used especially as fodder in tropical countries…
…a field bean of a variety with small rounded seeds, used for feeding to pigeons…
…a Central American climbing plant of the pea family, which has been cultivated for its edible tubers (jicama) since pre-Columbian times…
…a grey goose with orange-yellow bill and legs, breeding in the arctic tundra of Lapland and Siberia and overwintering in parts of Europe and Asia…
…a lima bean, especially one of a variety with large flat white seeds that are usually dried…
…the seed of the castor-oil plant. It contains a number of poisonous compounds, especially ricin, as well as castor oil…
…a bean plant closely related to the broad bean but with smaller seeds, grown to improve soil fertility and for stockfeed…
…a tropical American bean plant of which many varieties are commercially cultivated…
…a bean-shaped candy with a jellylike center and a firm sugar coating…
…a kidney-shaped bean, especially a dark red variety of the common bean plant Phaseolus vulgaris…
…a plant of the pea family which produces poisonous shiny scarlet beans with a black eye, sometimes used as amulets…
…a Central American bean plant with scarlet flowers and very long flat edible pods…
…a bean plant native to the southwestern US, cultivated in Mexico and Arizona for its drought-resistant qualities…
…the black seed of a South American tree, which has a vanillalike fragrance. The dried beans are cured in rum or other alcohol and then used in perfumery and for scenting and flavoring tobacco, ice cream, and other products…
…a tropical Asian pea plant that has four-sided pods with longitudinal flanges. The entire pod and the roots are edible and are noted for their high protein content…
…a person, typically an accountant or bureaucrat, perceived as placing excessive emphasis on controlling expenditure and budgets…
…the sprouting seeds of certain beans, especially mung beans, used in Asian cooking…
…a type of kidney bean with a pink speckled skin that turns brown when cooked…
…the poisonous seed of a tropical West African climbing plant, containing physostigmine and formerly used for tribal ordeals…
…a tropical Asian plant of the pea family, widely grown as an ornamental or for its edible seeds and pods and as a fodder crop…
…a plant seed that jumps as a result of the movement of a moth larva that is developing inside it…
…an edible pod from the mesquite that can be eaten whole, used to produce flour, or fed to animals…
…a North American catalpa which is widely planted in urban parks in Europe…
