paprika
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- noun
- /pæˈpriːkə/
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pimiento
- Paprika sounds like a great housewarming gift, but there are so many kinds to choose from!
- paprika plants
- grow paprika
Examples
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The chicken paprika recipe is actually an excellent dish that can be a favorite and is easy to put together.
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The chicken paprika is served along with great accompaniments to create an excellent meal.
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The chicken paprika functions well with excellent accompaniments to be a very good meal.
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And then I put rocket paprika and hummus and also tomato as well.
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Lots of paprika!
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Paprika!
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The Chicken Paprika Recipe
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Paul's the paparaz de Chile and there's this paprika kind of pepper paprika from Chile.
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"Henry" goes to lunch with other faculty members and faints with lust as a colleague's wife is "filling her compact and delicious body with chicken paprika."
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I sprinkled some paprika on the roasted vegetables to enhance their flavor and color.
Synonyms
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A large sweet vegetable shaped like a bell and eaten raw or cooked
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A large mild fruit often eaten as a vegetable with thick walls and a bell shape
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A plant that grows large mild red peppers used in salads or for stuffing
A large sweet pepper with thick walls and a bell shape used in cooking
A plant that grows large, mild fruits like bell peppers for salads
A tropical plant that grows peppers used in cooking or as spice
Compounds
A dish of chicken in broth with onions and paprika, usually served with sour cream
A red powder from Spanish peppers used to add mild, sweet or smoky flavor to food
How Spicy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Paprika comes from Hungarian and at first named the pepper plant itself, a kind of 'little pepper'. That's why paprika also refers to the fresh, mild bell-shaped peppers that are eaten or used to make the spice.