pealike
- adjective
- /ˈpiːˌlaɪk/
- The chef garnished the dish with tiny, pealike vegetables for a fresh look.
Examples
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The pealike pods were filled with tiny seeds.
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The plant produces pealike flowers that are bright yellow in color.
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Her necklace was made of small, pealike beads strung together.
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She admired the pealike shape of the vegetables in the garden.
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The artist created a sculpture with pealike forms that reminded viewers of the vegetable.
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The fruit had a pealike appearance, round and small, resembling peas in a pod.
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The designer chose pealike elements for the fabric pattern, featuring small dots that looked like peas.
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Etymology
Pealike comes from the simple parts pea and -like, where pea is the small round vegetable and -like means 'similar to'. So calling something pealike creates a clear image: it looks or is shaped like a little round pea.