Word
pickles
Phoneticspick·les
US/ˈpɪkəɫz/
UK/pˈɪkəlz/
Definitions
01preserved vegetables
n. vegetables, usually small cucumbers, that have been kept in vinegar or salt water to give them a sour taste.
n. vegetables, most commonly cucumbers, that have been preserved in a solution of brine or vinegar. Usually plural when referring to the individual items.
“He always adds extra pickles to his burger for a sour, crunchy taste.”
“The deli serves artisanal pickles that have been fermented in oak barrels for several months to develop a complex, tangy profile.”
Synonyms
03nonsense
n. silly talk or ideas that do not make sense.
n. a colloquial term for nonsense or folly. Uncountable in this sense.
“Don't listen to him; he's just talking pickles again.”
“The elderly man dismissed the modern political theories as absolute pickles, much to the amusement of his grandchildren.”
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