Artichoke ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Artichoke ( noun )

A thistlelike Mediterranean plant, the edible bud of which is used as a vegetable.

Origin:

Middle english: via old french from arabic al-kharshuf, from late greek kaktos "thistle".

Examples:

1. I love to eat artichokes dipped in lemon butter.
2. Artichokes are a delicious and healthy addition to any salad.
3. The farmer's market is selling fresh artichokes today.
4. Artichokes are a classic ingredient in Mediterranean cuisine.
5. I never knew how to prepare an artichoke until I watched a cooking video.

(As a verb)

Artichoke ( verb )

A thistlelike Mediterranean plant, the edible bud of which is used as a vegetable.

Origin:

Middle english: via old french from arabic al-kharshuf, from late greek kaktos "thistle".

Examples:

1. I love to eat artichokes dipped in lemon butter.
2. Artichokes are a delicious and healthy addition to any salad.
3. The farmer's market is selling fresh artichokes today.
4. Artichokes are a classic ingredient in Mediterranean cuisine.
5. I never knew how to prepare an artichoke until I watched a cooking video.