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Meanings of peppercorn in English
Portuguese
pimenta Catalan
pebre en gra 
Usage of peppercorn in English
1
Bidwell asked before the first blade pierced the roasted and peppercorn-spiced chicken.
2
His face was furrowed, but his peppercorn eyes were focused and alert.
3
The belly, the wallet containing the rope-works, hardly exceeds a peppercorn in bulk.
4
Some leaseholders had previously been paying nothing or a peppercorn rate.
5
It holds two smaller, porous bags that contain several peppercorn-sized pellets.
6
One peppercorn to-day is better than a basketful of pumpkins to-morrow.
7
It was a small space under two peppercorn trees.
8
West African exports included gold, ivory, hides, leather goods, cotton, peppercorn, olive oil, and cola.
9
If Szechuan peppercorn is unavailable, you may substitute ground coriander or freshly ground white pepper.
10
Using a spoon, pour the butter, garlic and peppercorn sauce over the top of the fillet.
11
Its peppercorn bullets are good for a rabbit or pheasant, but would hardly disable a man.
12
I bit at a peppercorn, cursing myself.
13
These used to be widely regarded as a "peppercorn" charge that amounted to very little.
14
Each peppercorn shot off toward a crow.
15
Melt in the mouth garlic and whole peppercorn fillet medallions have never been this easy to make!
16
For a less biting dish, forego the chili paste and substitute black pepper for the Szechwan peppercorn.
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