veggie

or veg·ie

[vej-ee]

noun Informal.

Origin of veggie

1965–70; by shortening; see -ie

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Examples from the Web for veggie

Contemporary Examples of veggie

So we have alternatives, sort of like the veggie burger alternatives we have on the backyard grill.
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June 22, 2014
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The Daily Beast Video
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Gourmet versions span bite-sized chicken, veal, turkey, seafood, and veggie versions.
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June 25, 2010
But now, we may all enjoy bean and veggie burgers with impunity.
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Katie Workman
June 30, 2009
Veggie Burgers: B.Y.O.P.(Bring Your Own Patties)—Yup, it's perfectly acceptable to show up with your own burgers.
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Lisa Lillien
June 12, 2009

British Dictionary definitions for veggie

veggie

noun, adjective

an informal word for vegetarian

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