A green old age
Old in years, young at heart
Be not as green as one is cabbage-lookig
Be less stupid than one looks
Bice green, green bice
Malachite green
Board of the Green Cloth
Department of the British Royal Household
Do you see any green in my eye?
Do you take me for a fool?
Green
Jealous
Green
Lawn
Green
Meadow
Green
Village square
Green
Part of golf court for putting
Green
Green billiards ball
Green
Vitality, youthfulness
Green
Green crop
Green
Paper money
Green
Poor quality marihuana
Green
Immature, inexperienced
Green
Weak, sickly
Green about the gills
Looking ill
Green apples
Green at his job
Inexperienced at his job
Green audit
Examination of the effects of a company’s business operations on the environment
Green bacon
Unsalted bacon
Green beans
French beans
Green belt
Strip of countryside where building is not allowed
Green Beret
Commando
Green card
International motorcar insurance document
Green card
ID for the disabled entitling them to special services etc.
Green card
Permanent residence permit
Green cheese
Well, cheese that looks a bit greenish. Usually has a strong flavour. Eaters may look greenish after consumption, too.
Green cheese
Grass cheese
Green Christmas
Christmas without snow
Green cloth
Affectionate name for the billiards table cloth
Green cod
Pollachius virens:
Green crop
Vegetable crop
Green currencies
Monetary unit, used in European agricultural affairs
Green drake
Dayfly
Green earth
Type of mineral (complex
aluminosilicate):
(Thank
you, André!!)
Green fingers
Knack for gardening
Green food
Vegetables
Green gage
Type of plum:
Green goddess dressing
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 3 tablespoons tarragon vinegar
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1/3 cup finely chopped parsley
- 3 tablespoons finely minced onion
- 3 tablespoons mashed anchovy fillets
- 1 tablespoon chopped chives
- 2 teaspoon chopped capers
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
Blend thoroughly all ingredients; cover Green Goddess Dressing tightly and refrigerate for 3 to 4 hours before using.
Green goods
Forged bank bills
Green goose
Young goose, mainly used for gourmet purposes
Green herring
Unsalted herring
Green light
Permission
Green manure
Using greens as natural fertilizers
Green meat
Green vegetables
Green onion
Spring onion
Green Paper
Working paper on a proposal
Green pastures
Grassy meadows
Green peas
Popular with UK kids; try the ‘mushy’ variety some time!
Green peas:
Mushy peas:
Green pelts
Untanned skins
Green pepper
Green plover
Vanellus vanellus:
Green power
The power of money
Green room
Room in a theatre for artists to unwind in
Green salad
Salad of lettuce and other uncooked green vegetables
Green sandpiper
Tringa ochropus:
Green tea
Very refreshing, and reputedly
healthy …
Green thumb
Knack for gardening
Green turtle
Turtle, mainly used for gourmet purposes
Green vitriol
Ferrous sulphate
Green winter
Mild winter
Green winters make fat churchyards.
Mild winters are not very healthy.
Green with envy
Very jealous
Green woodpecker
Picus viridis: 
Greenback
Dollar
Greenfield
Land not yet built on; virginal land
Greengrocer
Shopkeeper selling vegetables and fruits
Greenhorn
Inexperienced person
Greenhouse
Hot house
Greenhouse effect
Global warming
Greenling
Carduelis chloris:
Greens
Vegetables
Greens
Environmental political party
Greens
Branches
Greens
Army uniform
Greens
Screwing
Hedge in between keeps friendship green.
A good fence makes for good neighbours.
In the green
In the prime
Keep the memory green
Keep thinking about
The grass is greener on the other side of the fence.
Things always seem better in another place.
The grass is greener on the other side of the hill.
Things always seem better in another place.
The Green Isle
Ireland
The Green Mountain State
Vermont
Through the green
Over the fairway (golf)
To green
To become green
To green
To become environmentally aware
To green
To make green
To green
To make environmentally aware
To green
To make younger
To green someone
To pull someone’s leg