Either of two forms of Brassica napus, a plant related to the turnip but with smooth, glaucous leaves: (a) the navew, grown for its sweet…

the turnip (turnip, n. 1) or its globular root; cf. round turnip n.

A kind of turnip; esp. the French turnip, Brassica napus.

the round-rooted form of the turnip.

Applied, usually with defining word, to other species or varieties of Brassica; as cabbage-turnip n. or Hungarian turnip n. the turnip-rooted…

(a) the tuberous root of Jack-in-the-pulpit, Arisaema triphyllum (family Araceae); (also) the plant itself; (b) the edible tuberous root of the…

a variety of turnip with a long tuber.

(a) a jelly flavoured with orange juice and orange peel; (b) (more fully orange jelly turnip) a variety of turnip; (c) any of several fungi with…

A white-fleshed variety of turnip used mainly for feeding livestock. Frequently attributive, esp. in white loaf turnip. Obsolete.

A type of brassica having a rounded, turnip-like root with firm yellow or white flesh, Brassica napus (Napobrassica group); the root of this plant…

Applied, usually with defining word, to other species or varieties of Brassica; as cabbage-turnip n. or Hungarian turnip n. the turnip-rooted…

= Swede, n. 3.

Any of several varieties of turnip having a root with a purple top. Now rare.

A white-top turnip. Cf. red-top, n. 2. Now rare.

(= earlier Swedish turnip.) A large variety of turnip with yellow flesh, Brassica campestris, variant Rutabaga, first introduced into Scotland from…

Any of several varieties of turnip having a root with a yellow top; a root of this kind. Frequently attributive.

Any of various varieties of fruit or vegetable characteristically forming a heart-shaped fruit, head, root, etc. Frequently attributive.