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Wiktionary

  1. n. Cayenne pepper.

Etymologies

  1. From French, from Tupian quiínia ("hot pepper"). (Wiktionary)

Examples

  • “I have heard that cayenne is good for GI problems and for prevention of the same.”

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  • “Commonly known as cayenne, this spicy red pepper has been used for a multitude of medical problems such as high blood pressure, stomach ulcers, poor circulation, lung and skin infections.”

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  • “I wasn't sure about the color scheme until I opened the flap and was greeted with a brilliant, chili-pepper "cayenne" red!”

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  • “But I was wrong, devil is actually a culinarity term that appeared between the 18th and early 19th century, and it is used to describe dishes prepared with hot seasonings, such as cayenne or mustard.”

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  • “Mix up wet ingredients with dry ingredients such as cayenne and ground pepper or ground chili.”

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  • “Spices such as cayenne, garlic, cinnamon and turmeric are great to have on hand for household ailments.”

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  • “The ice cream shop has experimented with salty flavors, and with spicy additions such as cayenne, marinated Spanish chilies, peppercorns, and dried jalapeno, as well as savory herb flavors.”

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  • “Add a savory touch such as cayenne pepper, sage or ginger, or an earthy hint of wild mushrooms, and the depth of the smooth, delicately sweet veggie takes center stage.”

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