Lablab
[lab-lab] /ˈlæbˌlæb/
noun
1.
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/ˈlæbˌlæb/
noun
1.
a twining leguminous plant, Dolichos lablab (or Lablab niger), of tropical Africa but widely cultivated
2.
the edible pod or bean of this plant
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