| SEEDPOD | Such as peas or beans grow in |
| WIGWAM | Native American lodge or tent, and spoken of as a circle of canes up which runner beans grow! (6) |
| BRAZIL | Frank Sinatra explained, "Way down among the Brazilians; Coffee beans grow by the millions; So they've got to find those extra cups to fill; They've got an awful lot of coffee in ..." |
| LEGUMES | Plants with seeds in pods, such as peas or beans (7) |
| LEGUME | Plant with a seed pod (such as peas or beans) (6) |
| PULSE | Vegetable such as pea or bean |
| POD | Outer shell of peas or beans (3) |
| HULL | Pod of peas or beans (4) |
| IMPULSE | A sudden urge and I'm taking peas or beans, for instance (7) |
| PRIMAVERA | Italian term for pasta or risotto made with spring vegetables such as peas, broad beans and asparagu |
| SEEDY | Sow ___ of crops such as peas in soil warmed by cloches (5) |
| GRUYERE | Whether in a puff pastry tart with asparagus and peas or in one's croque-monsieur, fondue, French onion soup or gougeres as light as the breeze, this nutty sweet tangy Swiss or alpine-style cheese is |
| HAULM | Word for straw; the collective stalks of beans, grasses, hops, peas or potatoes, as used for animal bedding, litter or thatching; or, a single strawy stem of any said plant (5) |
| ALIKE | As peas in a pod are |
| MINTED | Rolling in it, as peas may be? (6) |
| PODS | Shells of beans or peas; or, schools of dolphins or whales (4) |
| PULSES | Rhythmic arterial dilations used as a palpatory method to measure blood pressure; or, beans or peas (6) |
| MUSHY | Menu extremely reserved, as peas may be served (5) |
| SHELLED | Shot at you, as peas might be |
| PODDED | Encased, as peas |
