Examples of “wasabi” in a Sentence

noun A Japanese plant grown for its sharp, spicy root, related to horseradish and mustard.

• Wasabi is traditionally grated fresh just before serving.
• The farmer grows wasabi in shallow, cold mountain streams.

noun The bright green, intensely spicy paste made from that root, served with sushi and other Japanese dishes.

• She dabbed a tiny bit of wasabi onto the sushi.
• Too much wasabi will make your eyes water instantly.

noun A cheaper imitation made from horseradish, mustard powder, and green coloring, used in place of the real root.

• Most restaurants outside Japan actually serve imitation wasabi.