Usage of "chilli" | TermGallery

Portuguese

Catalan

Spanish

Any fruit of a plant of the botanical genus Capsicum, noted for their spicy and burning flavour due to presence of capsaicin.

Usage of chilli in English

Add the hot chilli oil to the sauce, then the spring onion. 
 The Guardian 

Serve immediately with sticky rice, lots of Thai basil and fresh chilli. 
 The Guardian 

Over a very classy meal of chilli-mac-and-cheese-in-a-bag, the conversation steers to leadership. 
 Wired 

Reduce heat to medium and add chilli powder, lime juice and garlic. 
 Jamaica Observer 

Fry the garlic, capers, chilli and anchovy for 30 seconds until fragrant. 
 Radio NZ 

Sweet Horopito Sauce Use this sauce as you would sweet chilli sauce. 
 Radio NZ 

The standard recipe is for a fairly straightforward chilli and tomato sauce. 
 The South African 

Take them off the heat and add the chilli and lemon zest. 
 The Irish Times 

This hearty, healthy, and delicious vegetarian chilli is packed with good-for-you ingredients. 
 The South African 

From the extras menu, the chilli-hot seasoned cucumber is a personal tip. 
 The Guardian 

Grate over the parmesan, sprinkle over the mint and the chilli flakes. 
 Radio NZ 

They can be eaten on their own or with a chilli vinegar. 
 Reuters 

Layer chilli, green peppers and mushroom mixture on two of the slices. 
 The South African 

Sprinkle with a little chilli; the salad should taste bright and piquant. 
 The Guardian 

Transfer to a shallow serving bowl with walnuts, chilli, chives and mint. 
 Radio NZ 

Stir in the chilli paste and add the aubergine and cloud ears. 
 The Guardian 

chilli

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Portuguese

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Chilli through the time

Chilli across language varieties

South Africa

Common

New Zealand

Common

Ireland

Common

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Meanings of chilli in English