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chickpea
[chik-pee]
noun
Also called garbanzo.a widely cultivated plant, Cicer arietinum, of the legume family, bearing pods containing pealike seeds.
the seeds of this plant, used extensively as a food.
chickpea
/ ˈʃɪˌ辱ː /
noun
a bushy leguminous plant, Cicer arietinum, cultivated for its edible pealike seeds in the Mediterranean region, central Asia, and Africa
Also called: garbanzo.the seed of this plant
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of chickpea1
Example Sentences
Add spiced chickpeas, peppery arugula, a drizzle of pomegranate molasses — and suddenly, you’re not eating for fuel.
No sooner were we off the tarmac and at cruising altitude than the delicious baked cod and chickpea stew lunch was served.
“You can use them if you’re making a springtime minestrone soup, or you can use them in lieu of chickpeas. They make a really good purée and dip for plating.”
Scorching heat is also threatening winter staples such as wheat, chickpea and rapeseed.
Before the end of the century, parts of the United Kingdom, to offer one example, may be forced to swap top commodities such as oats and wheat for everything from soy to chickpeas to grapes.
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