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gherkin

[ UK /ɡˈɜːkɪn/ ]
NOUN
  1. any of various small cucumbers pickled whole
  2. small prickly cucumber

How To Use gherkin In A Sentence

  • Serve with salad, gherkins and cold sliced cured meats and ham.
  • Trying to "ketchup" with consumer demand for healthier foods, H.J. Heinz dropped the gherkin pickle from the condiment's more-than-a-century-old label logo and spruced it up with a tomato on the vine with the slogan "Grown not made. Heinz ketchup spruces up label with a tomato
  • Vicki: Ah well you see it's usually called by a nickname – The Gherkin.
  • Serve with salad, gherkins and cold sliced cured meats and ham.
  • Serve as a starter or party opener with dishes of green and black olives, gherkins, a dip with potato chips and a glass of chilled dry Muscat.
  • The contours themselves correspond to a solid of revolution, with the contour radii given by the x coordinates of the profile points, the elevations by the y coordinates, and the number of points around a contour by twice the number of glass panes around the Gherkin. Wolfram Blog : Twisted Architecture
  • We went to the chip shop and had the works : fish, chips, gherkins and mushy peas.
  • Think teak tabletops covered in lingonberries, herring, salmon, aquavit, pancakes and those cute little gherkins.
  • The Reichstag dome is powered by vegetable oil, while the Swiss Re building, nicknamed the "gherkin," uses a system of gardens to promote natural ventilation. Architects Who Add Sex Appeal
  • The Gherkin, found in the Square mile, is cunningly crafted out of two types of melon and embedded with green beans to highlight its renowned spiralling glass frames.
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