"Pepper" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
The word "pepper" refers to a spicy, warm-tasting powder made from the dried fruit of the Piper nigrum plant. It is often used as a seasoning in cooking and is a common ingredient in many cuisines around the world.
Peplum is a type of garment or trim that is a short, flared or flapping strip of fabric at the back or sides of a skirt, dress, or jacket.
Peplums are a style of garment that originated in ancient Greece and Rome. They are a type of skirt or overdress that is attached to the waistband of a tunic or chemise. The peplum consists of a hanging piece of fabric, usually flowing and often adorned with fringe or tassels, which is typically worn over a gathered or pleated skirt. The peplum is a decorative element that adds volume and flair to the overall design of the garment, often creating a dramatic and eye-catching effect. In modern times, the term "peplum" is sometimes used to describe clothing with similar frilly or flared trim, such as peplum tops or dresses.
Pepper-pot refers to a small pot used to hold pepper, typically in a dining setting. It can also figuratively describe someone or something that is considered small or insignificant.
Covered or interspersed with small quantities or specks of something else. For example: "The peppered moth had dark-colored dorsal surfaces, peppered with lighter-colored spots.
Peppering is a verb that means to scattered or sprinkle something, usually in a light or casual manner, over a surface or through a mixture. It can also involve asking questions or making comments in an annoying or excessive way, similar to a peppering of hot sauce adding flavor to food. For example: "She began peppering her speech with humorous anecdotes."
Peppermints are small, round, sweet candies typically flavored with peppermint oil, used to freshen breath, soothe the stomach, and calm the nerves. They are often found in a variety of forms, such as mints, candies, or tea bags.