gingered
ˈdʒɪndʒərd
Definition

Definition of gingered - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
cookingRareflavored with ginger spiceRare
  • The gingered cookies were a holiday favorite.
gingery
2.
colorRarehaving a reddish-brown colorRare
  • The gingered walls gave the room a warm feel.
auburn russet
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Origin of gingered

English, ginger + -ed (past participle)

Examples of gingered in a sentence

  • She prepared a gingered sauce for the chicken.
  • The gingered cat basked in the sun.
  • She admired the gingered leaves in autumn.

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  1. French:au gingembre, roux, ...
  2. German:ingwerhaltig, rotbraun, ...
  3. Italian:allo zenzero, rossastro, ...
  4. Spanish:de jengibre, marrón rojizo, ...
  5. Portuguese:com gengibre, avermelhado, ...
  6. Chinese:姜味, 姜黄色的, ...
  7. Japanese:ジンジャー風味の, 赤褐色の, ...
  8. Arabic:مُنَكَّه بِالزَّنْجَبِيل, زَنْجَبِيلِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְתוּבָּל בְּגִ'ינְגֶ'ר, אֲדְמוֹנִי, ...
  10. Russian:имбирный, рыжеватый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:імбирний, рудий, ...
  12. Hindi:अदरक युक्त, अदरकी, ...
ginger
ˈdʒɪndʒər
ginger: spicy root used as a spice or flavoring
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Definition of ginger - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
culinary spicespicy root used as a spice or flavoring
  • She added fresh ginger to the soup for extra flavor.
flavoring spice
2.
redheadRareperson with reddish-brown hairRare
  • My friend is a ginger with curly hair.
redhead
3.
colorsRarereddish-brown colorRare
  • She painted her room a warm ginger.
auburn chestnut

Adjective

1.
colorhaving a reddish-brown color, especially for hair or fur
  • She has beautiful ginger hair.
auburn copper rusty
2.
behaviorvery careful or cautious
  • He took a ginger approach to the negotiations.
cautious wary

Verb

tr.
1.
enlivenUKmake something more lively or excitingUK
  • They gingered up the party with music.
animate liven spice up
2.
cookingflavor a dish by adding a spicy root
  • She gingered the soup for extra warmth.
3.
horse trainingTECH.UKapply a stimulant to a horse to increase livelinessTECH.UK
  • The trainer gingered the horse before the show.
animate excite stimulate
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Images of ginger

  • ginger: spicy root used as a spice or flavoring
    spicy root used as a spice or flavoring
  • ginger: reddish-brown color
    reddish-brown color

Expressions with ginger

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edible root-like spice used to flavor many cooked dishes
She added grated common ginger to the soup for extra flavor.
fizzy drink made from ginger and syrup
She ordered a ginger beer with her meal.
having the smell of ginger
The ginger-scented candle filled the room with warmth.
spice made from dried ground ginger root
She added powdered ginger to the cookie dough.
root of the ginger plant used in food or medicine
Ginger root is used in tea and cooking.
underground stem of ginger plant used in cooking
She added root ginger to the stir-fry.

Origin of ginger

Old English, gingifer (ginger plant)

Examples of ginger in a sentence

  • The recipe called for a teaspoon of ground ginger.
  • The ginger in our class is very talented.
  • She spotted a ginger in the crowd.
  • The artist chose ginger for the sunset hues.
  • Her hair was a striking ginger shade.
  • The cat's ginger fur shone in the sunlight.

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  1. French:gingembre, fauve, ...
  2. German:Ingwer, rötlich, ...
  3. Italian:zenzero, rossiccio, ...
  4. Spanish:jengibre, rojizo, ...
  5. Portuguese:gengibre, cauteloso, ...
  6. Chinese:姜, 姜黄色的, ...
  7. Japanese:生姜, 赤褐色の, ...
  8. Arabic:زَنْجَبِيل, أحْمَر, ...
  9. Hebrew:גִ'ינְגֶ'ר, אַדְמְדַּם חוּם, ...
  10. Russian:имбирь, осторожный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:імбир, руде, ...
  12. Hindi:अदरक, लाल-भूरा, ...

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