Does green apple count? It feels like an adjective but considering there's "green apple" flavored candy, I'd consider it a part of the noun.
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I think the name for that variety is Granny Smith. The reason why it isn't called "Granny-Smith-flavored candy" will be left as an exercise for the reader.
Green beans are technically fruits
Here we go
Even if those leaves were a fruit, they're not called greens. Some kinds of leaves are called that as a general term, but not the ones in the picture. He's wrong on so many levels!
Is that what he was saying? That's what I was confused about. Those leaves are not greens. They are green, but still everything you said.
Yellow squash
fruits are kind of a dessert, right? so are brownies.
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