spicy in Irish
spicy in Irish is te, láidir — spicy means containing spices, or producing a hot, burning sensation on the tongue (usually from chili).
spicy in Irish
te
(informal, of flavors) Provoking a burning sensation due to the presence of capsaicin.
láidir
(of foods, flavors, or odors) Tangy, zesty, or pungent.
What does "spicy" mean?
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adjective Containing spices, or producing a hot, burning sensation on the tongue (usually from chili).
"The Thai curry was so spicy it made his eyes water."
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adjective Lively, scandalous, or mildly racy — used for talk, gossip, or behavior.
"The tabloid ran a spicy story about the actor's divorce."
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spicy in a sentence
- The Thai curry was so spicy it made his eyes water.
- She prefers mild sauces over anything too spicy.
- The tabloid ran a spicy story about the actor's divorce.
- Their group chat gets pretty spicy once politics comes up.
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What is "spicy" in Irish?
"spicy" in Irish is te, láidir. spicy means: Containing spices, or producing a hot, burning sensation on the tongue (usually from chili).
How do you use "spicy" in a sentence?
Example: "The Thai curry was so spicy it made his eyes water." In Irish, "spicy" is te, láidir.
Are there other ways to say "spicy" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "spicy": te, láidir.
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