What is "pepper" in English? Definition and Explanations
What does pepper mean in English? Meaning of pepper definition and abbreviation with examples.
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What is "pepper" in English? Definition and Explanations
Meaning of "pepper": climber having dark red berries (peppercorns) when fully ripe; southern India and Sri Lanka; naturalized in northern Burma and Assam
Noun
Meaning of "pepper": add pepper to
Verb
Meaning of "pepper": any of various tropical plants of the genus Capsicum bearing peppers
Noun
Meaning of "pepper": attack and bombard with or as if with missiles
Verb
Meaning of "pepper": pungent seasoning from the berry of the common pepper plant of East India; use whole or ground
Noun
Meaning of "pepper": sweet and hot varieties of fruits of plants of the genus Capsicum
Noun
Synonyms:
gravy, seasoning, salt, dressing, sauce, relish, spice, zest, mustard, ketchup, horseradish, salsa, catsup, sprinkle, stud, stipple, freckle, dabble, dab, fleck, pimple, bespeckle, vigor, eagerness, zest, ardor, ebullience, vitality, excitement, exhilaration, fervor, buoyancy, spirit, effervescence, life, sprightliness, zip, pep, bounce, liveliness, juice, animation, friskiness, abandon, cheerfulness, zap, high spirits, gayness, get up and go, infuse, lace, spice, season, impart, ginger, leaven, salt, imbue, pep up, add zing, add zip, hot it up, blemish, blotch, mole, stipple, sprinkle, speck, speckle, pockmark, patch, pock, pit, dot, lentigo, daisy, pigmentation, macula, infuse, sprinkle, intermix, distribute, interlard, diffuse, bestrew, interfuse, intersow, intersprinkle, bombard, pummel, shower, batter, hurl, assail, pound, belabor, hammer, career, belt, speed, swat, charge, strike, dash, sling, rush, rain, wallop, shoot, knock, stone, tear, pour, cast, thrash, lapidate, interrupt, intersperse, sprinkle, underline, stress, divide, point, interject, separate, accent, mark, break, accentuate, emphasize, intersect, point up, mar, pervade, puncture, corrupt, infest, pierce, damage, impair, spoil, bore, pit, honeycomb, lace, color, pep, enliven, leaven, salt, spice, gravy, condiment, salt, dressing, sauce, spice, relish, zest, herb, pungency, streak, stipple, speck, soil, splotch, blot, speckle, tarnish, splash, stud, spatter, dapple, pimple, sully, stripe, besmirch, blotch, taint, fleck, dirty, mottle, marble, dot, maculate, bespatter, moisten, dredge, smear, shower, spray, stud, dust, strew, dot, freckle, christen, dampen, spit, spot, rain, speckle, baptize, powder, shake, squirt, mist, speck, spritz, lob, thrust, force, shove, fling, fire, hurl, deliver, drive, send, flip, start, lift, push, pitch, put, heave, bunt, flick, tumble, overwhelm, toss, waft, dash, dislodge, cant, bandy, strew, shower, floor, pelt, splatter, unseat, precipitate, peg, catapult, project, sprinkle, unhorse, sling, buck, spray, fell, butt, discharge, overturn, pellet, bombard, stone, launch, shy, upset, chuck, impel, cast, barrage, volley, scatter, lapidate, fling off, let fly, let go, vigor, strength, force, zeal, energy, pep, drive, vitality, dash, fire, zing, passion, kick, activity, push, enthusiasm, spirit, oomph, vinegar, stipple, freckle, sprinkle, speck, variegate, spot, flake, patch, fleck, mosaic, dapple, dot, besprinkle, bespeckle, brindle, punctate, mottle, stipple, freckle, sprinkle, speck, dab, fleck, stud, dapple, dabble, pimple, besprinkle, bespeckle,
Antonyms:
lethargy, apathy, indifference, coolness, inactivity, lifelessness, insufficiency, lack, disinterest, dullness, depression, discouragement, need, want, collect, gather, slow, tap, lose, combine, unite, collect, gather, attach, join, agree, help, cook plain, clean, overlook, unspot, collect, gather, dissuade, repress, slow, explain, pull, discourage, stop, receive, keep, collect, gather, hold, catch, help, enervation, idleness, inactivity, lethargy, weakness, apathy, indifference, laziness, hate, languor, lifelessness, powerlessness, dullness,
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