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spinach

spinach
Noun

This term refers to a nutrient-dense leafy green, often associated with health and strength in popular culture. It is typically used in culinary contexts to describe both the raw leaves used in salads and the wilted, cooked version used in side dishes.

Grammatically, this noun is uncountable. It describes a mass of vegetation rather than individual units. To refer to a specific quantity, speakers must use partitive constructions such as a bunch of spinach, a bag of spinach, or a handful of spinach.

Meanings

Nounspinach

A leafy green vegetable with thick leaves that is eaten cooked or raw.

I added a handful of fresh spinach to the salad.

Examples

I prefer sautéed spinach with a bit of garlic.

I prefer sautéed spinach with a bit of garlic.

Gourmet

Do we have any fresh spinach left in the fridge?

Spinach is packed with iron and other essential vitamins.

Spinach is packed with iron and other essential vitamins.

Health

I wonder if I should add some spinach to this smoothie.

The chef prepared a creamy spinach dip for the appetizer.

The chef prepared a creamy spinach dip for the appetizer.

Gourmet

Put the spinach in the pan until it wilts.

Put the spinach in the pan until it wilts.

Gourmet

My toddler actually likes eating steamed spinach.

My toddler actually likes eating steamed spinach.

A side of steamed spinach goes well with grilled salmon.

A side of steamed spinach goes well with grilled salmon.

Gourmet

I need to buy a bag of baby spinach for my salad tomorrow.

I need to buy a bag of baby spinach for my salad tomorrow.

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