| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | acorn | oak nut |
| 2. | alley | narrow lane between buildings |
| 3. | annual | living one growing season |
| 4. | aroma | noticeable smell |
| 5. | astringent | causing a dry puckery feeling |
| 6. | bag | flexible carrying container |
| 7. | bark | outer tree covering |
| 8. | basket | container for gathered foods |
| 9. | berry | small juicy fruit |
| 10. | bitter | sharp unpleasant taste |
| 11. | blanch | briefly boil then cool |
| 12. | brew | make by steeping in water |
| 13. | bud | undeveloped flower or leaf |
| 14. | canopy | upper layer of tree cover |
| 15. | cattail | wetland plant with edible parts |
| 16. | chickweed | small edible garden weed |
| 17. | creek | small stream |
| 18. | dandelion | common edible yellow-flowered weed |
| 19. | deciduous | shedding leaves seasonally |
| 20. | dehydrate | dry for preservation |
| 21. | dig | break ground to remove plants |
| 22. | dock | sour-leaved wild plant |
| 23. | dry | remove moisture |
| 24. | edible | safe to eat |
| 25. | elderberry | dark berry from elder shrubs |
| 26. | embankment | sloped raised ground |
| 27. | evergreen | keeping leaves year-round |
| 28. | feral | wild after domestication |
| 29. | ferment | preserve by microbial action |
| 30. | fibrous | stringy in texture |
| 31. | field guide | identification reference book |
| 32. | flower | seed-producing plant bloom |
| 33. | forage | search widely for wild food |
| 34. | fresh | recently picked |
| 35. | glean | gather bit by bit |
| 36. | gloves | hand coverings for protection |
| 37. | greens | edible leafy plants |
| 38. | grind | crush into small particles |
| 39. | habitat | natural place where something grows |
| 40. | harvest | collect usable plants or foods |
| 41. | identify | recognize correctly |
| 42. | infuse | steep to extract flavor |
| 43. | invasive | spreading aggressively outside origin |
| 44. | jam | sweet fruit preserve |
| 45. | jelly | clear fruit preserve |
| 46. | knife | cutting tool |
| 47. | lamb’s quarters | edible leafy weed |
| 48. | leaf | flat green plant part |
| 49. | marsh | wet grassy land |
| 50. | median | center strip of a road |
| 51. | mucilaginous | slimy or gel-like |
| 52. | mulberry | sweet dark or red fruit |
| 53. | native | original to a region |
| 54. | nettles | stinging but edible greens |
| 55. | notebook | book for notes |
| 56. | nut | hard-shelled edible seed |
| 57. | observe | watch carefully |
| 58. | orchard | area planted with fruit trees |
| 59. | parkway | strip between sidewalk and street |
| 60. | patch | a small growing area |
| 61. | perennial | living for many years |
| 62. | pickle | preserve in acidic liquid |
| 63. | pluck | pull off gently |
| 64. | pod | seed case of some plants |
| 65. | propagate | reproduce new plants |
| 66. | prune | cut back plant growth |
| 67. | raspberry | soft red or black berry |
| 68. | regrow | grow again after cutting |
| 69. | resin | sticky plant secretion |
| 70. | rinse | wash lightly with water |
| 71. | ripe | fully mature for eating |
| 72. | roast | cook with dry heat |
| 73. | root | underground absorbing plant part |
| 74. | sap | plant fluid |
| 75. | season | time of year for growth |
| 76. | seed | plant embryo for reproduction |
| 77. | shoot | new young plant growth |
| 78. | species | a distinct kind of organism |
| 79. | sprout | newly emerged growth |
| 80. | stand | a group growing together |
| 81. | stem | main supporting plant stalk |
| 82. | succulent | juicy and fleshy |
| 83. | tea | herbal drink made by steeping |
| 84. | tender | soft and easy to eat |
| 85. | thorn | sharp woody point |
| 86. | transplant | move and replant |
| 87. | trim | cut off unwanted parts |
| 88. | twig | small thin branch |
| 89. | understory | vegetation beneath the canopy |
| 90. | uproot | pull out by the roots |
| 91. | urban | relating to a city |
| 92. | vacant lot | unused open city land |
| 93. | verge | edge strip beside a road |
| 94. | voucher | saved specimen for verification |
| 95. | wash | clean with water |
| 96. | weed | a wild unwanted plant |
| 97. | wildcraft | gather wild plants or fungi |
| 98. | wood sorrel | tangy shamrock-like herb |
| 99. | woodlot | small area of woodland |
| 100. | woody | hard like wood |