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Meanings of chickpea in English

Russian
турецкий горох
Catalan
ciuró
Spanish
garbanzo
Wikidata

Food.

турецкий горох
Portuguese
grão-de-bico
Catalan
cigró
Spanish
cicer arietinum

Asiatic herb cultivated for its short pods with one or two edible seeds.

grão-de-bico
Portuguese
grão-de-bico
Catalan
cigró

Large white roundish Asiatic legume; usually dried.

grão-de-bico
Usage of chickpea in English
1
Last month, the government forecast record production of wheat, chickpea and rapeseed.
Reuters
2
The chickpea stew that broke the internet in the US is here.
The Irish Times
3
Vegetarians can sip it alongside a korma or a chickpea burger.
The Irish Times
4
Spoon the chickpea mix on top, then some of the sofrito.
The Guardian
5
Three babies: one for each we're mourning, plus another chickpea-sized miracle.
With friends like these
6
Jez also sells chickpea, spinach and ricotta balls for vegetarians which are pretty good.
The Daily Telegraph
7
Aquafaba - or chickpea water might sound terrible, but it is the new buzz.
Radio NZ
8
Add two tablespoons of the chickpea cooking liquid, to get a thick, spreadable paste.
The Guardian
9
You're aiming for the falafel to be one-quarter chickpea flour.
Independent.ie
10
Undersauced chickpea pappardelle was overpowered by rosemary and super-sharp Parmesan.
The new yorker
11
Total isoflavonoid content of germinated chickpea was approximately 5-fold of that of germinated soybean.
Pubmed
12
Last week we made this classic Roman chickpea-pasta broth from scratch, soaking the chickpeas overnight.
The Guardian
13
The boy had more to be concerned about than the acceptable pronunciation of chickpea paste.
Made of honor
14
Domestication and subsequent breeding have eroded genetic diversity in the modern chickpea crop by ˜100-fold.
Pubmed
15
I've heard one of the stalls around here has the best stuffed chickpea pancakes around.
Cleopatra's Moon
16
You have a brain the size of a chickpea.
Frankenstein: Lost Souls - A Novel
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Translations for chickpea
Portuguese
grão-de-bico
Chickpea through the time