felafel

/ fəlˈɑːfəl /

noun

1. a variant spelling of falafel

Example Sentences

Falafel or felafel is a deep-fried ball made from ground chickpeas, fava beans, or both.

From BBC

Huckabee’s concern for the warmth of refugees followed comments he made in another Fox interview, that “it’s time to wake up and smell the felafel” and that the US is “importing terrorism.”

From The Guardian

Even the most xenophobic Right Winger doesn't object to Tex-Mex, felafel or pizza!

From New York Times

When Essam arrived at Silvana, a few blocks from the campus of Columbia University, he made his way to a basement room filled with the smells of felafel and water-pipe smoke.

From The New Yorker

Others distributed water, felafel sandwiches and bananas to the crowds on a hot summer day.

From New York Times