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Meaning of pimento
Wordnet
pimento (n)
plant bearing large mild thick-walled usually bell-shaped fruits; the principal salad peppers
fully ripened sweet red pepper; usually cooked
Webster
pimento (n.)
Allspice; -- applied both to the tree and its fruit. See Allspice.
pimento Sentence Examples
- The classic martini is garnished with a single pimento-stuffed olive.
- The savory blend of spices in my chili includes a hint of pimento for a smoky flavor.
- The sweet and tangy pimento sandwich spread is a nostalgic Southern delicacy.
- The chef surprised us with a creamy goat cheese mousse topped with roasted pimentos.
- The traditional Spanish paella dish is often studded with vibrant pimentos for color and flavor.
- The vibrant pimento trees in the Caribbean produce glossy, red berries that are used in cooking and medicine.
- My grandmother's secret ingredient for her award-winning salsa is a generous amount of finely diced pimentos.
- The aroma of freshly roasted pimentos filled the air as we gathered for a family barbecue.
- The North African spice blend harissa incorporates pimentos for a distinctive and fiery flavor.
- The sweet and spicy pimento relish added a delightful tang to my grilled salmon.
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plant bearing large mild thick-walled usually bell-shaped fruits; the principal salad peppers, fully ripened sweet red pepper; usually cookedAllspice; -- applie
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The classic martini is garnished with a single pimento-stuffed olive.
The savory blend of spices in my chili includes a hint of pimento for a smoky flavor.
The sweet and tangy pimento sandwich spread is a nostalgic Southern delicacy.
The chef surprised us with a creamy goat cheese mousse topped with roasted pimentos.
