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Showing words for CHICKPEA using the English dictionary

8 Letter Words for Chickpea

chickpea, peachick

7 Letter Words for Chickpea

icepack

6 Letter Words for Chickpea

acheck, chiack, hackie, icecap, ipecac, paiche, phaeic, piache

5 Letter Words for Chickpea

cacei, cache, cachi, chace, chack, chape, cheap, check, cheka, cheki, chica, chick, hacek, haick, keach, peach, picea

4 Letter Words for Chickpea

acce, ache, cace, caci, cack, caic, cake, cape, caph, capi, ceca, cepa, chai, chap, chia, chic, chik, chip, each, ecch, epha, epic, hack, haec, haik, hake, heap, heck, hick, hike, hipe, kaie, kaph, keap, kepi, kipe, pace, pack, pahi, paik, peai, peak, pech, peck, pica, pice, pich, pick, pika, pike

3 Letter Words for Chickpea

acc, ace, ach, ack, ahi, aik, ake, apc, ape, aph, cai, cap, cep, cha, che, chi, cia, cie, cpa, cpi, ecc, ech, eik, epa, epi, hae, hak, hap, hei, hep, hia, hic, hie, hip, ice, ich, ick, ihp, ike, iph, kae, kai, kea, kep, kha, khi, kie, kip, kpc, kph, pac, pah, pci, pea, pec, peh, phi, pia, pic, pie, pik

Definitions for Chickpea

[1] Also called garbanzo. a widely cultivated plant, Cicer arietinum, of the legume family, bearing pods containing pealike seeds.
[2] the seeds of this plant, used extensively as a food.
[3] a bushy leguminous plant, Cicer arietinum, cultivated for its edible pealike seeds in the Mediterranean region, central Asia, and Africa
[4] Also called: garbanzo the seed of this plant

Words nearby Chickpea

chickenpox, chickenpox immune globulin (human), chickenpox virus, chickens come home to roost, chickenshit, chickpea, chickweed, chickweed wintergreen, chiclayo, chicle, chiclero's ulcer

Origin of Chickpea

1540–50; alteration of chich-pea, equivalent to late Middle English chiche (< Middle French ≪ Latin cicer chickpea) + pea1

Word origin for Chickpea

C16 ciche peasen, from ciche (from French chiche, from Latin cicer chickpea) + peasen; see pea