Definition Synonyms
Definition of gingery - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
tasteRare having a taste or smell like gingerRare
- The gingery cookies were a holiday favorite.
2.
colorRare somewhat reddish or orange-brown in colorRare
- Her gingery hair shone in the sunlight.
3.
livelyRare full of energy and livelinessRare
- His gingery personality made him popular at parties.
Origin of gingery
Latin, zingiber (ginger)
Terms with gingery included in their meaning
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botany
low-growing herb with gingery leaves
Examples of gingery in a sentence
I love the gingery flavor in this tea. The cat had a gingery coat. He wore a gingery scarf in winter. Her gingery spirit was infectious to everyone around. The gingery debate kept the audience engaged.
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- French:gingembré, roux, ...
- German:ingwerartig, rötlich, ...
- Italian:zenzeroso, rossiccio, ...
- Spanish:jengibroso, rojizo, ...
- Portuguese:gengibrado, acobreado, ...
- Chinese:姜味的, 姜黄色的, ...
- Japanese:生姜風味の, 赤茶色の, ...
- Arabic:زَنْجَبِيلِي, زَنْجَبِلي, ...
- Hebrew:גִ'ינְגֶ'רִי, גִ'ינְגִ'י, ...
- Russian:имбирный, рыжеватый, ...
- Ukrainian:імбирний, рудуватий, ...
- Hindi:अदरकी, लालिमा लिए हुए, ...
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