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noun A widely cultivated southwest Asian plant (Spinacia oleracea) having succulent edible leaves.
noun The leaves of this plant, eaten as a vegetable.

And just like the spinach, the Sonics 'second half is going to be hard to swallow. — Supersonicsoul - The Sonics Blog!
It was "the number one question I got as the first lady from world leaders-they were excited about this garden," she told a group of Washington, D.C., students ready to help her plant lettuce, spinach, herbs and other fruits and vegetables to be used for the White House dinners. — E! Online (US) - Top Stories
The staff changed his meal to a combination of foods - "nutraloaf" - spinach, bread, beans, etc. mixed into a meatloaf type concoction. — NextBlitz
The mum-of-two was helped by 25 local children in laying down spinach, assorted types of lettuce, herbs - including dill, oregano and rosemary - onions, shallots, cucumbers, peppers and peas. — Hellomagazine.com - Celebrity news headlines
Go ahead and sow spinach seed into the bed first chance you get, and your spinach will be ready to harvest a couple weeks sooner than without the plastic. — Mother Earth News Latest 10 Articles