Radish

/ˈrædɪʃ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A radish is a root vegetable known for its crisp texture and often peppery flavor, commonly red, white, or black in color.

I added sliced radish to my salad for some extra crunch.

The radish plant, which belongs to the Brassicaceae family, is cultivated for its edible root.

The garden was filled with vibrant radish plants ready for harvest.

A type of plant in the genus Raphanus, which includes several cultivated varieties.

There are many cultivars of radish, each with a unique taste and appearance.

Middle French 'radis', from Latin 'radicem', meaning 'root'.

to be like a radish

to be naive or inexperienced

radish salad

a salad primarily composed of radishes and other fresh vegetables

turnip

A root vegetable similar to a radish, typically with a larger size and different flavor.

beet

A round root vegetable often confused with radish, known for its deep red color.

To be in a pickle

He's in a radish situation after forgetting his presentation.

To be foolish or silly

Don't be such a radish about it!