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pole bean
noun
- any vinelike variety of bean that is trained to grow upright on a pole, trellis, fence, etc.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of pole bean1
An Americanism dating back to 1760–70
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Example Sentences
“Think pole beans versus peas,” he said, conjuring a familiar visual.
From Seattle Times
This is where I met greasy beans and certain other pole beans, including Selma Zesta, whose pods remain tender even after the beans have swelled inside, providing green and protein in each mouthful.
From Seattle Times
I like to put in kale, cucumbers and pole beans.
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A few summers ago, not a single one of my pole beans bloomed, which is odd because they are one of the most dependable, fuss-free things to grow.
From Salon
In place of roses it was full of thick pole beans and hard green cabbages and strong carrots.
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