beetroot
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The by-product from a nearby factory processing their beetroot is a relatively cheap source of nutrients and a useful conditioner for their lighter soils.
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- noun Chiefly British The edible root of the beet.
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- He scorched them with a look, and stumped off, and Leeman rolled his eyes and told Dauphin Thompson that he'd better mind what he wrote to those saucy little snappers of his; the infant blushed like a beetroot. — Flashman and the angel of the lord
- 'Don't be sexy,' I said and the waiter heard me and Sam blushed like a beetroot, which surprised me. — Funeral In Berlin
- Look at that! "whispered Andy, his face going as red as a beetroot with excitement. — The Adventurous Four
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The by-product from a nearby factory processing their beetroot is a relatively cheap source of nutrients and a useful conditioner for their lighter soils.
— FWi - All News - He faced Mr. King, his face as red as a beetroot. — The Rockingdown Mystery
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/ (bētˈro͞otˌ, -ro͝otˌ)/
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