spicing
ˈspaɪsɪŋ
Definition

Definition of spicing - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
flavorRarecontaining or resembling spicesRare
  • The spicing aroma filled the kitchen.
seasoned spicy
2.
cookingRareadding flavor or excitementRare
  • The chef's spicing touch made the dish unforgettable.
flavoring seasoning
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Origin of spicing

Old French, espicer (to season)

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spicing
heat and spice a beverage like wine

Examples of spicing in a sentence

  • She loved the spicing flavor in the dish.
  • Her spicing comments livened up the conversation.
  • The spicing aroma filled the kitchen.

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  1. French:épicé, assaisonné, ...
  2. German:aromatisch, ...
  3. Italian:speziato, piccante, ...
  4. Spanish:especiado, sabroso, ...
  5. Portuguese:aromático, temperado, ...
  6. Chinese:有香料, 增加风味, ...
  7. Japanese:スパイシーな, 風味を加える, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَبِّل, مُثِير, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְתוּבָּל, מְתֻבָּל, ...
  10. Russian:пряный, пикантный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:зі спеціями, приправа, ...
  12. Hindi:मसालेदार, ...
spice
spaɪs
spice: aromatic plant matter used to flavor food
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Definition of spice - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
cookingaromatic plant matter used to flavor food
  • Cinnamon is a common spice in desserts.
herb seasoning
2.
interestappeal or interest added to something
  • The new plot twist added spice to the story.
flavor zest

Verb

tr./intr.
1.
enhance flavoradd flavor or interest to something
  • She spiced the soup with fresh herbs..
flavor season
2.
enhancementmake something more exciting or interesting
  • He spiced his speech with funny anecdotes.
enhance enliven invigorate
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Images of spice

  • spice: aromatic plant matter used to flavor food
    aromatic plant matter used to flavor food

Expressions with spice

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enhance flavor by adding spices
She decided to spice up the soup with some chili.
put spices into food to enhance flavor
She added spice to the soup for more flavor.
quality that makes something more exciting or interesting
Traveling always adds a spice of adventure to my life.
variety that makes experiences interesting
Traveling to new places is the spice of life.
make something more exciting or interesting
They decided to spice things up by adding music to the event.
mix of sweet and challenging qualities
Her personality is all sugar and spice.

Origin of spice

Latin, species (kind, sort)

Examples of spice in a sentence

  • He collected spice from different parts of the world.
  • The unexpected guest added spice to the evening.
  • His jokes brought spice to the dull meeting.
  • The soup needs more spice before serving.
  • A little spice gave the sauce a warm kick.
  • Spice has been banned in many countries due to its effects.

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  1. French:épice, épicer, ...
  2. German:Gewürz, würzen, ...
  3. Italian:spezia, condire, ...
  4. Spanish:especia, sazonar, ...
  5. Portuguese:especiaria, dar sabor, ...
  6. Chinese:香料, 调味, ...
  7. Japanese:スパイス, スパイスを加える, ...
  8. Arabic:بَهَار, بَهَّرَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:תַּבְלִין, לְתַבֵּל, ...
  10. Russian:специя, приправить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:спеція, приправляти, ...
  12. Hindi:मसाला, स्वाद बढ़ाना, ...

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