condiment
ˈkɑndɪmənt
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Noun

table seasoningspice, sauce or other additive that makes food taste better
  • He reached for a condiment to make the fries taste better.
  • She added a spicy condiment to her noodles.
  • Each table had at least one condiment for customers to share.
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Origin of condiment

Latin, condimentum (seasoning)

Terms with condiment included in their meaning

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condiment
spicy seed-based paste used to flavor sandwiches and food
salad condiment
oil and vinegar based salad dressing with herbs and spices
cuisine
tangy condiment for sandwiches and burgers
condiment
sauce for burgers with ketchup, mayonnaise, and relish
food
spicy condiment made from chilli peppers
spicy condiment
hot condiment made from mustard seeds
food
spicy condiment made of fruits or vegetables with vinegar, spices, and sugar
food
condiment with curry flavor

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  1. French:condiment, ...
  2. German:Würze, ...
  3. Italian:condimento, ...
  4. Spanish:condimento, ...
  5. Portuguese:condimento, ...
  6. Chinese:调味品, ...
  7. Japanese:調味料, ...
  8. Arabic:تَابِل, ...
  9. Hebrew:תַּבְלִין, ...
  10. Russian:приправа, ...
  11. Ukrainian:приправа, ...
  12. Hindi:सह मसाला, ...
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