Noun
a thick spread made from mashed chickpeas, tahini, lemon juice and garlic; used especially as a dip for pita; originated in the Middle East
Source: WordNetAh hummus, pitta bread and peanut butter, how do I love thee? Source: Internet
Adi Erlich said her husband loved living in Abu Ghosh and especially admired the hummus, for which the town is famous. Source: Internet
Although I was initially skeptical of the idea of hummus pizza, I am starting it to see it as a beautiful example of the mix of America's myriad food traditions. Source: Internet
A relaxation of the rules in June 2009 meant that processed hummus was allowed in, but not hummus with extras such as pine nuts or mushrooms. Source: Internet
At recess at the school I work at, I have an apple and a small tub of hummus with carrot and cucumber. Source: Internet
A few hours later, I had carrots and hummus for a snack. Source: Internet