"Heading for the Rhubarb" is a phrase that originated from the world of British theatre, particularly in the context of stage productions. It refers to the practice of actors entering or exiting a scene while shouting "rhubarb" to create a background murmur of indistinct conversation. The term has since been used more broadly to describe any chaotic or noisy situation, often with an element of confusion. The phrase captures the essence of lively, bustling environments, much like the vibrant growth of rhubarb itself.
Rhubarb is the whole plant. You eat the stalks of the plant.
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Rhubarb Rhubarb was created in 1980.
The duration of Rhubarb Rhubarb is 1680.0 seconds.
Turtles lay eggs. What about rhubarb?
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China, and far more is grown in the rhubarb triangle in west Yorkshire England. ie the citys of Leeds, Wakefield, Pontfract. I really need an answer for my homework please
No. Rhubarb is acidic.
Rhubarb pie is pretty good. I planted rhubarb in my garden this year.
The cast of Rhubarb - 1969 includes: Kenneth Connor as Mr. Rhubarb Jimmy Edwards as PC Rhubarb Hattie Jacques as Nurse Rhubarb Ann Lancaster as Mrs. Rhubarb Anastasia Penington as Baby Rhubarb Gordon Rollings as Artist Rhubarb Harry Secombe as Rev. Rhubarb Johnny Speight as Gents Rhubarb Graham Stark as Golf Pro. Rhubarb Eric Sykes as Insp. Rhubarb Sheree Winton as Lady Pupil Rhubarb
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