Noun:

சிகோ,

chico's Usage Examples:

In the later Middle Ages, these evolved into stone versions called machicolations.

Other plants gathered included dandelion leaves for greens and salads, chicory roots for a coffee substitute, and cabbage leaves for chilblains!If you are scared of getting chilblains in the marble-floored bathroom, you can switch on the underfloor heating.

The body-wall, cuticulized outside, is formed by a single layer of illdefined cells, and surrounds the simple body cavity (archicoele), traversed by simple or branched muscular fibres ("mesenchyme") (fig.

Weaving and brewing and the manufacture of machinery, chicory, cigars, malt, boots, furniture and soap are the chief industries.

My duck was more traditionally presented, nestling alongside dauphinoise potatoes and caramelized chicory.

BOABDIL (a corruption of the name Abu Abdullah), the last Moorish king of Granada, called el chico, the little, and also el zogoybi, the unfortunate.

Plant chicory in boxes or on hotbeds for blanching.

This corolla occurs in many composite plants, as in the florets of dandelion, daisy and chicory.

Tobacco, hemp, hops, colza and chicory form special cultures.

Geese and cranes, chicory, mildew, thistles, cleavers, caltrops, darnel and shade are farmer's enemies.

A strong machicolated and turreted wall surrounds the rock, running along its base on the south, ascending halfway up the cliff on the north, on which side it stands close to the abbey wall, and again descending on the west.

A few of the allowed vegetables are: alfalfa sprouts, daikon, mushrooms, arugula, endive, parsley, bok choy, escarole, peppers, celery, fennel, radicchio, chicory, jicama, radishes, chives, lettuce, romaine lettuce, and cucumber.