adzuki bean
(ad zo̵̅o̅′kē, -so̵̅o̅′-)
- a bushy bean plant (Vigna angularis) of China and Japan, with black or white pods
- its small, reddish bean
Origin:
Jpn azuki
See adzuki bean in American Heritage Dictionary 4
noun- An erect or twining East Asian herb (Vigna angularis) of the pea family, having edible sprouts and reddish seeds used to make flour.
- A seed of this plant.
Origin:
Origin: Japanese azuki
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