Definition of bird pepper in English:

bird pepper

noun

1A tropical American capsicum pepper which is thought to be the ancestor of both sweet and chilli peppers.
Capsicum annuum variety glabriusculum (or C. frutescens variety typicum), family Solanaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Curiously, there are not as many names for the wild varieties as there are for some other species. The most common name being "bird pepper."
- These peppers are small and all are commonly called "bird peppers."
- Birds cannot taste the hotness in peppers and the fruit of the bird peppers are so small that they are eaten whole.
- The piquins are also known by common names such as "bird pepper" and "chile mosquito."
- Ethnobotanists believe that birds were responsible for the spread of most wild chiles, and the chiltepin is called the "bird pepper."
1. 1.1 The small, red, very hot fruit of the bird pepper plant.
  Example sentencesExamples
  But my brother, he makes a pepper sauce with these bird peppers, mixing in onion, garlic, and tomato.
  As pepper fruits ripen, pungency decreases due to peroxidase degradation, but ripe bird peppers, although attractive to and eaten by birds, still contain enough pungent compound to deter mammals.
  The bird pepper is an excellent source of heat and sharp pepper flavor.
  Mammals, on the other hand, are discouraged by the extreme hotness of the bird peppers.
  Season with lime juice, salt, pepper, and bird pepper if desired, and let marinate while you prepare the rest of the meal.
2. 1.2 A variety of small hot pepper grown in Asia or Africa.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I don't want to break down in tears and uncontrolled gasping, as I once did when a naughty Thai friend of mine slipped one of those tiny green bomblets called ‘bird peppers’ into my soup, just to see how I'd handle it.
  They are all hot as bird pepper and cayenne pepper.
  Even better, the tuna ribbons are capable of surprise. One day's version sparkled with scarlet nibs of the hottest little red Thai chiles, the ones they call ‘bird peppers.’
  In Southeast Asia there are no recognized scientific units, but the general rule is ‘the smaller, the hotter’; the strongest chillies being the little green ones often called bird peppers, a variety of C. frutescens.
  Some varieties of frutescens found their way to India and the Far East, where they are still called "bird pepper."

Definition of bird pepper in US English:

bird pepper

noun

1A tropical American pepper thought to be the ancestor of both sweet and chili peppers.
Capsicum annuum variety glabriusculum (or C. frutescens variety typicum), family Solanaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Birds cannot taste the hotness in peppers and the fruit of the bird peppers are so small that they are eaten whole.
- Ethnobotanists believe that birds were responsible for the spread of most wild chiles, and the chiltepin is called the "bird pepper."
- The piquins are also known by common names such as "bird pepper" and "chile mosquito."
- Curiously, there are not as many names for the wild varieties as there are for some other species. The most common name being "bird pepper."
- These peppers are small and all are commonly called "bird peppers."
1. 1.1 The small, red, very hot fruit of the bird pepper plant.
  Example sentencesExamples
  But my brother, he makes a pepper sauce with these bird peppers, mixing in onion, garlic, and tomato.
  Season with lime juice, salt, pepper, and bird pepper if desired, and let marinate while you prepare the rest of the meal.
  As pepper fruits ripen, pungency decreases due to peroxidase degradation, but ripe bird peppers, although attractive to and eaten by birds, still contain enough pungent compound to deter mammals.
  Mammals, on the other hand, are discouraged by the extreme hotness of the bird peppers.
  The bird pepper is an excellent source of heat and sharp pepper flavor.
2. 1.2 A variety of small hot pepper grown in Asia or Africa.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I don't want to break down in tears and uncontrolled gasping, as I once did when a naughty Thai friend of mine slipped one of those tiny green bomblets called ‘bird peppers’ into my soup, just to see how I'd handle it.
  Even better, the tuna ribbons are capable of surprise. One day's version sparkled with scarlet nibs of the hottest little red Thai chiles, the ones they call ‘bird peppers.’
  In Southeast Asia there are no recognized scientific units, but the general rule is ‘the smaller, the hotter’; the strongest chillies being the little green ones often called bird peppers, a variety of C. frutescens.
  They are all hot as bird pepper and cayenne pepper.
  Some varieties of frutescens found their way to India and the Far East, where they are still called "bird pepper."

单词	bird pepper
释义	Definition of bird pepper in English: bird pepper noun 1A tropical American capsicum pepper which is thought to be the ancestor of both sweet and chilli peppers. Capsicum annuum variety glabriusculum (or C. frutescens variety typicum), family Solanaceae Example sentencesExamples Curiously, there are not as many names for the wild varieties as there are for some other species. The most common name being "bird pepper." These peppers are small and all are commonly called "bird peppers." Birds cannot taste the hotness in peppers and the fruit of the bird peppers are so small that they are eaten whole. The piquins are also known by common names such as "bird pepper" and "chile mosquito." Ethnobotanists believe that birds were responsible for the spread of most wild chiles, and the chiltepin is called the "bird pepper." 1.1 The small, red, very hot fruit of the bird pepper plant. Example sentencesExamples But my brother, he makes a pepper sauce with these bird peppers, mixing in onion, garlic, and tomato. As pepper fruits ripen, pungency decreases due to peroxidase degradation, but ripe bird peppers, although attractive to and eaten by birds, still contain enough pungent compound to deter mammals. The bird pepper is an excellent source of heat and sharp pepper flavor. Mammals, on the other hand, are discouraged by the extreme hotness of the bird peppers. Season with lime juice, salt, pepper, and bird pepper if desired, and let marinate while you prepare the rest of the meal. 1.2 A variety of small hot pepper grown in Asia or Africa. Example sentencesExamples I don't want to break down in tears and uncontrolled gasping, as I once did when a naughty Thai friend of mine slipped one of those tiny green bomblets called ‘bird peppers’ into my soup, just to see how I'd handle it. They are all hot as bird pepper and cayenne pepper. Even better, the tuna ribbons are capable of surprise. One day's version sparkled with scarlet nibs of the hottest little red Thai chiles, the ones they call ‘bird peppers.’ In Southeast Asia there are no recognized scientific units, but the general rule is ‘the smaller, the hotter’; the strongest chillies being the little green ones often called bird peppers, a variety of C. frutescens. Some varieties of frutescens found their way to India and the Far East, where they are still called "bird pepper." Definition of bird pepper in US English: bird pepper noun 1A tropical American pepper thought to be the ancestor of both sweet and chili peppers. Capsicum annuum variety glabriusculum (or C. frutescens variety typicum), family Solanaceae Example sentencesExamples Birds cannot taste the hotness in peppers and the fruit of the bird peppers are so small that they are eaten whole. Ethnobotanists believe that birds were responsible for the spread of most wild chiles, and the chiltepin is called the "bird pepper." The piquins are also known by common names such as "bird pepper" and "chile mosquito." Curiously, there are not as many names for the wild varieties as there are for some other species. The most common name being "bird pepper." These peppers are small and all are commonly called "bird peppers." 1.1 The small, red, very hot fruit of the bird pepper plant. Example sentencesExamples But my brother, he makes a pepper sauce with these bird peppers, mixing in onion, garlic, and tomato. Season with lime juice, salt, pepper, and bird pepper if desired, and let marinate while you prepare the rest of the meal. As pepper fruits ripen, pungency decreases due to peroxidase degradation, but ripe bird peppers, although attractive to and eaten by birds, still contain enough pungent compound to deter mammals. Mammals, on the other hand, are discouraged by the extreme hotness of the bird peppers. The bird pepper is an excellent source of heat and sharp pepper flavor. 1.2 A variety of small hot pepper grown in Asia or Africa. Example sentencesExamples I don't want to break down in tears and uncontrolled gasping, as I once did when a naughty Thai friend of mine slipped one of those tiny green bomblets called ‘bird peppers’ into my soup, just to see how I'd handle it. Even better, the tuna ribbons are capable of surprise. One day's version sparkled with scarlet nibs of the hottest little red Thai chiles, the ones they call ‘bird peppers.’ In Southeast Asia there are no recognized scientific units, but the general rule is ‘the smaller, the hotter’; the strongest chillies being the little green ones often called bird peppers, a variety of C. frutescens. They are all hot as bird pepper and cayenne pepper. Some varieties of frutescens found their way to India and the Far East, where they are still called "bird pepper."
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