scallion

/ˈskæljən/
noun
  1. A young onion with a small white bulb and long green leaves, often eaten raw in salads or as a garnish.
    • She planted scallions in her garden and harvested them in early spring.
    • Scallions are milder than regular onions and add a fresh taste to dishes.
    • I chopped a scallion and sprinkled it over the soup for extra flavor.
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