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bean |
A bean is a type of edible seed.
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cashew |
A cashew is a kidney-shaped nut edible only when roasted.
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nut |
A nut is an edible kernel inside a hard shell.
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pea |
A pea is the edible seed of a pea plant.
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peanut |
A peanut is the roasted and salted nut from the pod of a peanut vine.
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pecan |
A pecan is a smooth brown oval nut of south central United States.
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walnut |
A walnut is a wrinkled two-lobed seed with a hard shell.
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soybean |
A soybean is the most highly proteinaceous vegetable known.
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brazil |
A brazil nut has white oily meat and a hard brown shell.
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