gingery
Tasting or smelling like ginger
- adjective
- /ˈdʒɪndʒəri/
:
con sabor a jengibre
- The spice added a gingery flavor to the dish, making it warm and aromatic.
Examples
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I enjoyed the gingery tea, which was both sweet and invigorating.
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Dajef's milk had a gingery aroma that I actually kind of liked.
Fiction book (2000) -
If you want to try them slightly more cookie version, it's not very gingery and the texture's kind of wrong, but I appreciate the gift.
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It had taken on a zippy, zesty, gingery flavor.
Blog text (16) -
The cookies had a delightful gingery scent that filled the kitchen.
Synonyms
ginger-scented
vsgingery
Having the warm smell of ginger
also indicates the spice's flavor when tasted rather than only its smell
Antonyms
How Spicy
Surface Forms
gingery positive
Morphology
Etymology
Gingery comes from the spice ginger plus the ending -y, so it means 'like ginger'. It is used for a taste or smell that is warm and spicy, just like the ginger root.