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har·i·cot 1
(hăr′ĭ-kō′)n.
The edible pod or seed of any of several beans, especially the kidney bean.
[French, possibly alteration (influenced by French haricot, stew) of Nahuatl ayacotli.]
har·i·cot 2
(hăr′ĭ-kō′)n.
A highly seasoned mutton or lamb stew with vegetables.
[French, from Old French hericot, hericoq, possibly from harigoter, to cut into pieces, probably of Germanic origin.]
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haricot
(ˈhærɪkəʊ)n
1. (Plants) a variety of French bean with light-coloured edible seeds, which can be dried and stored
2. (Plants) another name for French bean
3. (Cookery) the seed or pod of any of these plants, eaten as a vegetable
[C17: from French, perhaps from Nahuatl ayecotli]
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har•i•cot
(ˈhær əˌkoʊ)n.
1. any of various beans of the genus Phaseolus, esp. the kidney bean.
2. the seed or unripe pod of any of these plants, eaten as a vegetable.
[1605–15; < French]
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Noun | 1. | ![]() green bean - a common bean plant cultivated for its slender green edible pods |
2. | haricot - a French bean variety with light-colored seeds; usually dried common bean - any of numerous beans eaten either fresh or dried |
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haricot
n haricot (bean) → Gartenbohne f
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