spiced
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- adjective
- /spaɪst/
:
especiado
- He buttered hot bread for her, offered pale, spiced wine from his cup, and peeled quail's eggs.
- spiced rum
- spiced chicken
- spiced sweet potatoes
Smells like, smells like a spiced vanilla Yankee Candle.
- Smells like, smells like a spiced vanilla Yankee Candle.
- This is a shadow tint in Spiced Rum shadow tint.
- It says a sweet mixture of winter fruits, apple Brandy and spiced plum will warm up all of your winter celebrations.
- It literally was like Rambi's Mumbai night inspired Bubba clusters popcorn, such a name, Indian spiced flavour.
Examples
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We've got some spiced, seasonally spiced nuts, delicious little pies.
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We're having Korean crispy spiced chicken.
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Then we got the spiced apple pie filled cookies.
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The spiced cherry pie is to die for!
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This one is cinnamon spiced vanilla.
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Mexican Spiced Roast Chicken
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It says a sweet mixture of winter fruits, apple Brandy and spiced plum will warm up all of your winter celebrations.
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A cinder cake, butter, delicately spiced fruit cake in a layer of soft Mardi pan.
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So as I said, we're making a mango chutney, glazed spiced chicken breast with cumin, bulga wheat and roasted carrots.
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The hot curry dish was perfectly spiced, bringing a delightful warmth to the meal.
Synonyms
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Food that has a very hot taste and makes your mouth burn
Made with an added taste like herbs or lemon
Prepared with strong spices to make food spicy
Has the warm smell of spices like cinnamon or cloves
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How Spicy
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Etymology
Spiced comes from the word spice, which were special goods like cinnamon and cloves brought from far away. So spiced means 'flavored with added spices or seasonings'.