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Definition of pepper
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pepper is as below...
Pepper
(n.) A
well-known,
pungently
aromatic
condiment,
the dried
berry,
either
whole or
powdered,
of the Piper
nigrum..
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Bite
::
Bite (v. i.) To cause a
smarting
sensation;
to have a
property
which
causes
such a
sensation;
to be
pungent;
as, it bites like
pepper
or
mustard..
Peppergrass
::
Peppergrass
(n.) The
common
pillwort
of
Europe
(Pilularia
globulifera).
See
Pillwort.
Peppermint
::
Peppermint
(n.) A
lozenge
of sugar
flavored
with
peppermint.
Bag
::
Bag (n.) A
certain
quantity
of a
commodity,
such as it is
customary
to carry to
market
in a sack; as, a bag of
pepper
or hops; a bag of
coffee..
Pepper
::
Pepper
(n.) The plant which
yields
pepper,
an East
Indian
woody
climber
(Piper
nigrum),
with ovate
leaves
and
apetalous
flowers
in
spikes
opposite
the
leaves.
The
berries
are red when ripe. Also, by
extension,
any one of the
several
hundred
species
of the genus
Piper,
widely
dispersed
throughout
the
tropical
and
subtropical
regions
of the
earth..
Tupelo
::
Tupelo
(n.) A North
American
tree
(Nyssa
multiflora)
of the
Dogwood
family,
having
brilliant,
glossy
foliage
and acid red
berries.
The wood is
crossgrained
and very
difficult
to
split.
Called
also black gum, sour gum, and
pepperidge..
Bite
::
Bite (v. t.) To cause sharp pain, or
smarting,
to; to hurt or
injure,
in a
literal
or a
figurative
sense;
as,
pepper
bites the
mouth..
Salmagundi
::
Salmagundi
(n.) A
mixture
of
chopped
meat and
pickled
herring,
with oil,
vinegar,
pepper,
and
onions..
Cayenne
::
Cayenne
(n.)
Cayenne
pepper.
Cubeb
::
Cubeb (n.) The
small,
spicy berry of a
species
of
pepper
(Piper
Cubeba;
in med.,
Cubeba
officinalis),
native
in Java and
Borneo,
but now
cultivated
in
various
tropical
countries.
The dried
unripe
fruit is much used in
medicine
as a
stimulant
and
purgative..
Burn
::
Burn (v. t.) To
consume,
injure,
or
change
the
condition
of, as if by
action
of fire or heat; to
affect
as fire or heat does; as, to burn the mouth with
pepper..
Piperidine
::
Piperidine
(n.) An oily
liquid
alkaloid,
C5H11N,
having
a hot,
peppery,
ammoniacal
odor. It is
related
to
pyridine,
and is
obtained
by the
decomposition
of
piperine..
Cruet
::
Cruet (n.) A
bottle
or
vessel;
esp., a vial or small glass
bottle
for
holding
vinegar,
oil,
pepper,
or the like, for the
table;
a
caster..
Curry
::
Curry (n.) A kind of sauce much used in
India,
containing
garlic,
pepper,
ginger,
and other
strong
spices..
Pepper
::
Pepper
(v. t.) To
sprinkle
or
season
with
pepper.
Devil
::
Devil (v. t.) To grill with
Cayenne
pepper;
to
season
highly
in
cooking,
as with
pepper..
Cordial
::
Cordial
(n.) Any
invigorating
and
stimulating
preparation;
as, a
peppermint
cordial..
Pepper
::
Pepper
(n.) A
well-known,
pungently
aromatic
condiment,
the dried
berry,
either
whole or
powdered,
of the Piper
nigrum..
Menthol
::
Menthol
(n.) A
white,
crystalline,
aromatic
substance
resembling
camphor,
extracted
from oil of
peppermint
(Mentha);
--
called
also mint
camphor
or
peppermint
camphor..
Coralwort
::
Coralwort
(n.) A
cruciferous
herb of
certain
species
of
Dentaria;
--
called
also
toothwort,
tooth
violet,
or
pepper
root..
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