peppery
- adjective
- /ˈpɛpəri/
- On the palate, it's light- to medium-bodied, dry yet juicy, with touches of peppery spice.
- peppery flavor
- peppery sauce
- peppery taste
And it's really, really peppery and cheesy.
- And it's really, really peppery and cheesy.
- into Skype. It is really peppery and spicy and vanilla and woodsy and majestic. It's like
- This beautiful, lemony, earthy, citrusy, peppery herb that I use in all my cooking all winter long, all summer long.
- It is citrusy, but it has he has depth to the scent has a sweet, peppery, peppery vibe to it, which which I really like.
Examples
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So today we're making a peppery steak with an aggra Dolce sauce.
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Chantal led the way out into a cloud of peppery red dust, where cars, drivers, cattle, and urchins wandered.
Fiction book (1994) -
It's perfect, not hot and peppery as it can get later in the season.
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Four days later, the stuff is so hot and peppery... let's just say a little goes a long way!
Blog text (17) -
And it's really, really peppery and cheesy.
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Cuban tobacco has a peppery flavor that no one else can produce.
Blog text (9) -
So Pak Choy is very similar to many other mustards and it's got a peppery taste.
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Their flavors can be citrusy, mustardy, or peppery, sweet or bitter, mild or sharp.
Academic text (2011) -
It was so delicious, so smoky, so peppery, so velvety, so salty.
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The salad was topped with peppery arugula that added a spicy kick.
Synonyms
Having a strong, burning taste from spices like chili
Food that has a very hot taste and makes your mouth burn
Having a strong, sharp smell or taste that can be unpleasant
A bright, slightly spicy taste
Antonyms
Compounds
How Peppery
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Peppery comes from the spice pepper, which gives a sharp, spicy 'kick' or 'bite' to food. So, if something is peppery, it has a strong, spicy taste or smell like black pepper.