…a pea plant of a variety grown chiefly for stockfeed or as green manure…
…a plant of the pea family which is cultivated as food for animals and humans, though excessive consumption can lead to lathyrism…
…a minute soft-bodied crab that lives inside the shell of a bivalve mollusc, where it filters food particles from the water drawn into the shell by its host…
…soup made from peas, especially a thick, yellow soup made from dried split peas…
…a shrub or small tree with yellow pea-like flowers, native to Siberia and grown as an ornamental…
…a climbing plant of the pea family, widely cultivated for its colourful fragrant flowers…
…a flower that is characteristic of many leguminous plants and typified by that of the pea…
…a short double-breasted overcoat of coarse woollen cloth, formerly worn by sailors…
…a toy weapon consisting of a small tube out of which dried peas are blown…
…a tropical plant of the pea family that produces extremely poisonous, shiny, scarlet beans with a black eye…
…a pea plant which has edible cylindrical pods with four longitudinal wavy flanges…
…a pea of a large variety which is processed and sold in cans…
…a short double-breasted overcoat of coarse woollen cloth, formerly worn by sailors…
…mangetout, especially of a variety with thicker and more rounded pods…
…a minute black winged insect which sucks plant sap and can be a serious pest of ornamental and food plants when present in large numbers. Thrips swarm on warm still summer days and cause irritation by crawling on the skin…
…used in names of plants or seeds that are similar or related to the pea, e.g. chickpea, sweet pea…
…a creamy-white edible bean which has a black mark at the point where it was attached to the pod…
…mangetout, especially of a variety with thicker and more rounded pods…
…the hardy Eurasian climbing plant which yields pods containing peas…
…a minute black winged insect which sucks plant sap and can be a serious pest of ornamental and food plants when present in large numbers. Thrips swarm on warm still summer days and cause irritation by crawling on the skin…
