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Definition
Synonym
Chilischote
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Chilischote
f
chile, chile pepper
Chilischote
f
cook.
chile; chile pepper
Jalapeno
f
; Jalapena
f
(mexikanische Chili Paprika)
cook.
getrocknete; geräucherte
Chilischote
jalapeño; jalapeno
chipotle
Deutsche
Chilischote Synonyme
Englische
chile chile pepper Synonyme
Chilischote Definition
Bell
pepper
(
)
A
species
of
Capsicum,
or
Guinea
pepper
(C.
annuum).
It
is
the
red
pepper
of
the
gardens.
Bird
pepper
(
)
A
species
of
capsicum
(Capsicum
baccatum),
whose
small,
conical,
coral-red
fruit
is
among
the
most
piquant
of
all
red
peppers.
Pepper
(
n.
)
A
well-known,
pungently
aromatic
condiment,
the
dried
berry,
either
whole
or
powdered,
of
the
Piper
nigrum.
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.
Pepper
(
n.
)
Any
plant
of
the
genus
Capsicum,
and
its
fruit
Pepper
(
v.
t.)
To
sprinkle
or
season
with
pepper.
Pepper
(
v.
t.)
Figuratively:
To
shower
shot
or
other
missiles,
or
blows,
upon
Pepper
(
v.
i.)
To
fire
numerous
shots
(at).
Pepper
dulse
(
)
A
variety
of
edible
seaweed
(Laurencia
pinnatifida)
distinguished
for
its
pungency.
Water
pepper
(
)
Smartweed.
Water
pepper
(
)
Waterwort.
chile chile pepper Bedeutung
Chile
bonito
Chilean
bonito
Pacific
bonito
Sarda
chiliensis
common
bonito
of
Pacific
coast
of
the
Americas,
its
dark
oily
flesh
cans
well
pepper-and-salt
a
fabric
woven
with
flecks
of
light
and
dark
pepper
mill
pepper
grinder
a
mill
for
grinding
pepper
pepper
shaker
pepper
box
pepper
pot
a
shaker
with
a
perforated
top
for
sprinkling
ground
pepper
pepper
spray
a
nonlethal
aerosol
spray
made
with
the
pepper
derivative
oleoresin
capiscum,
used
to
cause
temporary
blindness
and
incapacitate
an
attacker,
also
used
as
a
bear
deterrent
pepper
pot
Philadelphia
pepper
pot
a
soup
made
with
vegetables
and
tripe
and
seasoned
with
peppercorns,
often
contains
dumplings
pepper
sweet
and
hot
varieties
of
fruits
of
plants
of
the
genus
Capsicum
sweet
pepper
large
mild
crisp
thick-walled
capsicum
peppers
usually
bell-shaped
or
somewhat
oblong,
commonly
used
in
salads
bell
pepper
large
bell-shaped
sweet
pepper
in
green
or
red
or
yellow
or
orange
or
black
varieties
green
pepper
a
sweet
pepper
that
becomes
red
when
ripe
globe
pepper
round
sweet
pepper
hot
pepper
any
of
various
pungent
capsicum
fruits
chili
chili
pepper
chilli
chilly
chile
very
hot
and
finely
tapering
pepper
of
special
pungency
jalapeno
jalapeno
pepper
hot
green
or
red
pepper
of
southwestern
United
States
and
Mexico
cayenne
cayenne
pepper
a
long
and
often
twisted
hot
red
pepper
tabasco
red
pepper
very
hot
red
peppers,
usually
long
and
thin,
some
very
small
pepper
peppercorn
pungent
seasoning
from
the
berry
of
the
common
pepper
plant
of
East
India,
use
whole
or
ground
black
pepper
pepper
that
is
ground
from
whole
peppercorns
with
husks
on
white
pepper
pepper
ground
from
husked
peppercorns
cayenne
cayenne
pepper
red
pepper
ground
pods
and
seeds
of
pungent
red
peppers
of
the
genus
Capsicum
pepper
sauce
Poivrade
for
venison:
brown
sauce
with
sauteed
vegetables
and
trimmings
and
marinade
and
plenty
of
pepper
pepper
steak
strips
of
steak
sauteed
with
green
peppers
and
onions
steak
au
poivre
peppered
steak
pepper
steak
steak
covered
with
crushed
peppercorns
pan-broiled
and
served
with
brandy-and-butter
sauce
Chile
Republic
of
Chile
a
republic
in
southern
South
America
on
the
western
slopes
of
the
Andes
on
the
south
Pacific
coast
Gran
Santiago
Santiago
Santiago
de
Chile
capital
of
Chile
the
capital
and
largest
city
of
Chile,
located
in
central
Chile,
one
of
the
largest
cities
in
South
America
monkey
puzzle
chile
pine
Araucaria
araucana
large
Chilean
evergreen
conifer
having
intertwined
branches
and
bearing
edible
nuts
Guinea
pepper
negro
pepper
Xylopia
aethiopica
tropical
west
African
evergreen
tree
bearing
pungent
aromatic
seeds
used
as
a
condiment
and
in
folk
medicine
pepper
shrub
Pseudowintera
colorata
Wintera
colorata
evergreen
shrub
or
small
tree
whose
foliage
is
conspicuously
blotched
with
red
and
yellow
and
having
small
black
fruits
crinkleroot
crinkleoot
crinkle
root
pepper
root
toothwort
Cardamine
diphylla
Dentaria
diphylla
North
American
herb
with
pungent
scaly
or
toothed
roots
common
garden
cress
garden
pepper
cress
pepper
grass
pepperwort
Lepidium
sativum
annual
herb
used
as
salad
green
and
garnish
melosa
Chile
tarweed
madia
oil
plant
Madia
sativa
South
American
herb
with
sticky
glandular
foliage,
source
of
madia
oil
Chilean
nut
Chile
nut
Chile
hazel
Chilean
hazelnut
Guevina
heterophylla
Guevina
avellana
Chilean
shrub
bearing
coraled
fruit
with
an
edible
seed
resembling
a
hazelnut
sweet
pepperbush
pepper
bush
summer
sweet
white
alder
Clethra
alnifolia
shrub
of
eastern
and
southern
coastal
United
States
having
beautiful
racemes
of
spice-scented
white
flowers
grains
of
paradise
Guinea
grains
Guinea
pepper
melagueta
pepper
Aframomum
melegueta
West
African
plant
bearing
pungent
peppery
seeds
pepper
tree
Kirkia
wilmsii
small
African
deciduous
tree
with
spreading
crown
having
leaves
clustered
toward
ends
of
branches
and
clusters
of
creamy
flowers
resembling
lilacs
pepper
tree
molle
Peruvian
mastic
tree
Schinus
molle
small
Peruvian
evergreen
with
broad
rounded
head
and
slender
pendant
branches
with
attractive
clusters
of
greenish
flowers
followed
by
clusters
of
rose-pink
fruits
Brazilian
pepper
tree
Schinus
terebinthifolius
small
Brazilian
evergreen
resinous
tree
or
shrub
having
dark
green
leaflets
and
white
flowers
followed
by
bright
red
fruit,
used
as
a
street
tree
and
lawn
specimen
wall
pepper
Sedum
acre
mossy
European
creeping
sedum
with
yellow
flowers,
widely
introduced
as
a
ground
cover
capsicum
pepper
capsicum
pepper
plant
any
of
various
tropical
plants
of
the
genus
Capsicum
bearing
peppers
cone
pepper
Capsicum
annuum
conoides
plant
bearing
erect
pungent
conical
red
or
yellow
or
purple
fruits,
sometimes
grown
as
an
ornamental
cayenne
cayenne
pepper
chili
pepper
chilli
pepper
long
pepper
jalapeno
Capsicum
annuum
longum
plant
bearing
very
hot
and
finely
tapering
long
peppers,
usually
red
sweet
pepper
bell
pepper
pimento
pimiento
paprika
sweet
pepper
plant
Capsicum
annuum
grossum
plant
bearing
large
mild
thick-walled
usually
bell-shaped
fruits,
the
principal
salad
peppers
cherry
pepper
Capsicum
annuum
cerasiforme
plant
bearing
small
rounded
usually
pungent
fruits
bird
pepper
Capsicum
frutescens
baccatum
Capsicum
baccatum
plant
bearing
very
small
and
very
hot
oblong
red
fruits,
includes
wild
forms
native
to
tropical
America,
thought
to
be
ancestral
to
the
sweet
pepper
and
many
hot
peppers
tabasco
pepper
hot
pepper
tabasco
plant
Capsicum
frutescens
plant
bearing
very
hot
medium-sized
oblong
red
peppers,
grown
principally
in
the
Gulf
Coast
states
for
production
of
hot
sauce
Piperaceae
family
Piperaceae
pepper
family
tropical
woody
vines
and
herbaceous
plants
having
aromatic
herbage
and
minute
flowers
in
spikelets
true
pepper
pepper
vine
any
of
various
shrubby
vines
of
the
genus
Piper
pepper
common
pepper
black
pepper
white
pepper
Madagascar
pepper
Piper
nigrum
climber
having
dark
red
berries
(peppercorns)
when
fully
ripe,
southern
India
and
Sri
Lanka,
naturalized
in
northern
Burma
and
Assam
long
pepper
Piper
longum
slender
tropical
climber
of
the
eastern
Himalayas
betel
betel
pepper
Piper
betel
Asian
pepper
plant
whose
dried
leaves
are
chewed
with
betel
nut
(seed
of
the
betel
palm)
by
southeast
Asians
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