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1 gepeperd
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2 heet
1 [zeer warm] hot♦voorbeelden:heet water • hot waterhet heet hebben • be hotin het heetst van de strijd • in the thick/heat of the battle2 het ging er heet toe • things got pretty hot/heatedII 〈 bijvoeglijk naamwoord〉♦voorbeelden: -
3 pittig
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4 cayennepeper
n. cayenne pepper, spicy condiment made from hot peppers -
5 chiliconcarne
n. chili con carne, spicy stew-like dish -
6 gember
n. ginger, plant having yellowish-green flowers and a spicy root -
7 gepeperd
adj. peppered, spicy, piquant; containing pepper -
8 heet
adj. hot, fervid; passionate; spicy, piquant--------adv. hotly, fervidly; passionately; spicily, piquantly -
9 een pikante saus
een pikante sausa piquant/spicy sauceVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een pikante saus
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10 flink gepeperd
flink gepeperdhot, spicy————————flink gepeperdvery peppery, highly seasoned -
11 gekruid
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12 gepeperde verhalen
gepeperde verhalenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > gepeperde verhalen
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13 hete kost
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14 kruid
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15 kruiden
♦voorbeelden:1 sterk gekruide spijzen • highly-seasoned/spicy disheseen verhaal kruiden met geestige opmerkingen • season/flavour/pepper a story with witty remarks -
16 kruidig
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17 met veel kruiden
met veel kruiden〈 ook〉 highly-seasoned, spicyVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > met veel kruiden
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18 peperen
1 pepper♦voorbeelden:flink gepeperd • hot, spicyhet eten is te sterk gepeperd • the food is too peppery -
19 pikant
1 piquant♦voorbeelden:pikante lectuur • racy books/magazinespikant ondergoed • sexy underweareen pikante saus • a piquant/spicy saucehet pikante van de situatie was • what was so fascinating about the situation was -
20 pikante saus
pikante saushot/spicy sauce
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spicy — 1560s, from SPICE (Cf. spice) + Y (Cf. y) (2). Figurative sense of racy, salacious dates from 1844 … Etymology dictionary
spicy — *pungent, piquant, poignant, racy, snappy Analogous words: *spirited, high spirited, gingery, fiery, peppery: aromatic, redolent, balmy, *odorous … New Dictionary of Synonyms
spicy — (also spicey) ► ADJECTIVE (spicier, spiciest) 1) strongly flavoured with spice. 2) mildly indecent. DERIVATIVES spicily adverb spiciness noun … English terms dictionary
spicy — [spī′sē] adj. spicier, spiciest 1. containing or abounding in spices 2. having the flavor or aroma of spice; fragrant, aromatic, or pungent 3. piquant or zestful; lively, interesting, etc. 4. risqué; racy spicily adv. spiciness n … English World dictionary
spicy — adjective 1 food that is spicy has a pleasantly strong taste, and gives you a pleasant burning feeling in your mouth: pasta with a spicy tomato sauce 2 a story that is spicy is slightly shocking or rude: a spicy rumour spicily adverb spiciness… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
spicy — UK [ˈspaɪsɪ] / US adjective Word forms spicy : adjective spicy comparative spicier superlative spiciest 1) spicy food has a strong hot flavour 2) informal a spicy joke, story, film etc involves sex … English dictionary
spicy — spicily, adv. spiciness, n. /spuy see/, adj., spicier, spiciest. 1. seasoned with or containing spice: a spicy salad dressing. 2. characteristic or suggestive of spice. 3. of the nature of or resembling spice. 4. abounding in or yielding spices … Universalium
spicy — adj. VERBS ▪ be, smell, taste ▪ The soup tasted mildly spicy. ADVERB ▪ extremely, fairly, very … Collocations dictionary