pumpkin
Rated as one of the top 40th most beautiful english words. Yeah, who comes up with these? That's right, the British.
"Hi pumpkin". Actually that doesn't sound too bad. I wanna be a pumpkin now!
The love of food is international, but I wonder in what other languages this fascinating food fetish extends.
What other vegetables are terms of endearment? My Buxom broccoli, caring cassava, beautiful bok choy, swweet sweet corn, sweet pea, tantalizing tomato, cute cauliflower, pretty peanut, hot [cayenne] pepper, alluring avocado, etc

If you're having a great time in bed, make sure you let your partner know they are a wild leek, or a loving lotus or a crazy carrot.
We can't forget those feisty French and their love of food as well. But to be called mon petit chou - my little cabbage - is supposed to be romantic, a bit unsettling if you are not into veggies. However if you are a peach, you can be 'in good form'
By the way, steer clear of being a turnip and a pear, that isn't a good thing as you will be bad taste and naive in that order.
Next time you're on the streets ogling okra, make sure you compliment someone, "You're an awesome asparagus!"

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