Definition
Definition of cascabel - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
foodRare US small round chili pepper that rattles when dryRare US
- The cascabel adds a spicy kick to the dish.
2.
bellsDated bell on sleigh or horse harnessDated
- The cascabel jingled as the sleigh moved through the snow.
3.
cannon knobDated knob at cannon's end for recoil controlDated
- The cascabel was crucial for managing the cannon's recoil.
Images of cascabel
small round chili pepper that rattles when dry 
bell on sleigh or horse harness 
knob at cannon's end for recoil control
Origin of cascabel
Spanish, cascabel (small bell)
Examples of cascabel in a sentence
The chef sprinkled cascabel on the salad for extra flavor. The horse's harness was adorned with a shiny cascabel. Children laughed at the sound of the cascabel during the parade. The museum displayed a cannon with an ornate cascabel. During the restoration, the cascabel was carefully examined.
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- French:piment cascabel, grelot, ...
- German:Rasselchili, Schelle, ...
- Italian:peperoncino cascabel, campanello, ...
- Spanish:cascabel, campanilla, ...
- Portuguese:pimenta cascavel, guizo, ...
- Chinese:响铃辣椒, 铃铛, ...
- Japanese:カスカベル, ...
- Arabic:فِلْفِل كاسكابيل, جَرَس المِزْلَجَة, ...
- Hebrew:פִּלְפֵל קַסְקַבֶּל, קַסְקָבֵּל, ...
- Russian:перец каскабель, колокольчик, ...
- Ukrainian:каскабель, кнопка гармати, ...
- Hindi:कास्काबेल, घंटी, ...
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