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A small fruit with a thin, hairy, brown skin, green flesh, and black seeds. (Anagram: I W K I)
Pear
Kiwi
Mango
Lime
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A sweet, cold food made from milk and fat, often flavoured with fruit or chocolate. (Anagram: C I E M A E R C)
Juice
Cake
Ice cream
Lemonade
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A yellow fruit with five points, so that when you cut it, the pieces look like stars. (Anagram: A F T I R R U T S)
Pineapple
Jackfruit
Kiwi
Starfruit
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Long, thin pieces of potato that are deep-fried and served hot. (Anagram: S E I R F)
Beans
Rice
Chips
Fries
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A long, curved fruit with a yellow skin and soft, sweet, white flesh inside. (Anagram: A A A N N B)
Lemon
Banana
Pineapple
Mango
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A long, pointed orange root vegetable. (Anagram: A C R R T O)
Onion
Potato
Pea
Carrot
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Small, white or brown grains from a grass plant that are cooked and eaten. (Anagram: I C R E)
Rice
Pea
Chips
Bread
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A meal that is eaten in the middle of the day. (Anagram: C L N U H)
Dinner
Snack
Lunch
Breakfast
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A soft, sweet, tropical fruit with a red, yellow, or green skin and a large seed inside. (Anagram: A G M O N)
Mango
Banana
Pear
Orange
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A thin, tube-like bag filled with ground meat and spices. (Anagram: A A G E U S S)
Sausage
Chicken
Burger
Meatball
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An oval object with a hard shell produced by a female bird and used as food. (Anagram: G E G)
Egg
Lime
Grape
Pea
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A round vegetable with a dark, brown or red skin that grows underground. (Anagram: A O T O P T)
Potato
Onion
Carrot
Tomato
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The flesh of a creature that lives in water, used as food. (Anagram: F H S I)
Burger
Meatball
Fish
Chicken
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A large fruit with a thick, hard, brown shell and white flesh inside that can be eaten. (Anagram: C N O O U T C)
Coconut
Pineapple
Mango
Kiwi
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A liquid that comes from fruit or vegetables. (Anagram: C I E U J)
Milk
Juice
Water
Lemonade
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A very large tropical fruit with a yellow-green skin and sweet, soft, yellow flesh. (Anagram: C F T I R U K A J)
Starfruit
Jackfruit
Coconut
Pineapple
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An oval, yellow fruit with sour juice. (Anagram: E L M O N)
Lemon
Orange
Banana
Lime
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To take liquid into the body through the mouth. (Anagram: D K I N R)
Eat
Fruit
Drink
Lunch
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Long, thin pieces of potato that are fried and eaten hot. (Anagram: P C H I S)
Carrots
Chips
Peas
Rice
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A small, round vegetable with a strong, sharp smell and taste, made of many layers. (Anagram: O I N N O)
Pea
Onion
Potato
Carrot
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A small, round, green seed that is eaten as a vegetable. (Anagram: E A P)
Pea
Grape
Lime
Bean
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A small ball of ground meat, cooked and eaten with a sauce or in a soup. (Anagram: A A B E L L M T)
Meatball
Burger
Sausage
Chicken
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The soft part of a plant that contains seeds and can be eaten as food. (Anagram: R T I U F)
Drink
Fruit
Vegetable
Lunch
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A meat dish made from ground meat, shaped into a round, flat cake, and served in a bun. (Anagram: E R R G B U)
Chicken
Burger
Sausage
Meatball
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A small, green fruit that is like a lemon, with juice that has a sour taste. (Anagram: M I E L)
Grape
Lemon
Kiwi
Lime
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A sweet fruit, usually with a pale green or yellow skin. (Anagram: A E R P)
Mango
Pear
Apple
Kiwi
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Meat from a bird that is kept on a farm for its eggs and meat. (Anagram: C C E I K H N)
Meatball
Chicken
Sausage
Fish
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A small, round, smooth-skinned fruit that grows in bunches. (Anagram: A E G R P)
Lemon
Pea
Grape
Kiwi
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A round, sweet fruit with a thick, yellow-red skin and a lot of juice. (Anagram: A E G N O R)
Orange
Mango
Lemon
Peach
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A large, sweet, tropical fruit with a thick, rough, brown skin and stiff leaves on top. (Anagram: E L P A E P P I N)
Coconut
Pineapple
Watermelon
Jackfruit
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