beetroot /ˈbiːt.ruːt/ noun [C or U] UK (US USUALLY beet)
► F0 the small, round, dark red root of a plant, eaten cooked as a vegetable, especially cold in saladsThesaurus+: ↑Types of vegetable , ↑Plants in general- ↑Road junctions
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- ↑Romantic and sexual partners
- ↑Roofs and parts of roofs
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- ↑Rough, irregular and uneven
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- ↑Rubbish and waste
- ↑Rude and cheeky
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- ↑Saddening, shocking and upsetting
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