Cabbage

Definition of cabbage:

part of speech: noun

A biennial vegetable with a head of thick leaves.

part of speech: noun

A well- known kitchen vegetable.

part of speech: noun

A common vegetable of great food value, with a compact head of leaves.

Usage examples for cabbage:

• " I see no cabbage said he, grimly. "Foul Play", Charles Reade Dion Boucicault.

• There was no window to give light to them, or air either; hence, no doubt, the antiquity of the flavour of cabbage and fried bacon with hung about them. "The Good Comrade", Una L. Silberrad.

• He may go out in the garden and cut a cabbage leaf. "Furze the Cruel", John Trevena.

• Now one day the hare came to steal the man's cabbage "Cossack Fairy Tales and Folk Tales", Anonymous.