spiced

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All the more reason to fill it with Vegamite instead of spiced pork and ham...

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Having spice added, spicy.

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adjective

Having spice added, spicy.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for spiced.

adjective

Having spice added, spicy.

Example sentences

All the more reason to fill it with Vegamite instead of spiced pork and ham...

Easy if you choose not to have a family, or a social life spiced up with things that cost money to enjoy.

Want to get to know the history of nuclear power, spiced with interesting anecdotes?

All of that is spiced up with strong emphasis on corruption in Russia.

I do like hot chocolate made with whole milk, so other variations on the spiced-milk idea might work too.

Not to be rude, but touting Apple's brilliance at design is a bit of buying PR-propaganda spiced with cynicism about leaving buttons off things.

I don't feel awards are right unless they are full of evil wrong doers spiced up with a few populist entries.

I've tried grasshoppers, sold in tiny packets, salted and spiced to the point where you only taste the spice and salt.

Ask like this: Is it a mere coincidence that so many of poorest tropical and subtropical (hot and humid climate) populations traditionally use highly spiced food?

I made it simply as a rendering experiment and spiced it up with music.

It'd have to be spiced up and a bit dramatized.

Then you have crazy yeasts like they use at Bells that give beers like Oberon the flavor of a spiced or fruited beer without any spice or fruit.

Quote examples

As a C# developer of 10 years, this is the first time Microsoft actually "spiced up" their product line.

"There are plenty of businesses they (google) will truly disrupt by taking control of the data that you have kindly provided them (spiced up with metadata)." Except what has google truly disrupted so far beyond web search?

"Because we lacked data on how nuts were prepared (e.g., salted, spiced, roasted, or raw), we were unable to examine the influence of preparation method on mortality." Acrylamide forms on almonds when they are roasted...

> "There are plenty of businesses they (google) will truly disrupt by taking control of the data that you have kindly provided them (spiced up with metadata)." Even without the data, google could disrupt markets, because of their position as the "gatekeepers" of the internet.