spiced

UK
/spaɪst/
US
/spaɪst/
spicedadjective
more spiced
Comp.
most spiced
Super.
UK
/spaɪst/
US
/spaɪst/
Functions as a past-participle adjective formed from the verb 'spice'.
Translations
The spiced wine was perfect for the cold winter evening.
Приправленное вино было идеально для холодного зимнего вечера.
The dish had a rich, spiced flavor that lingered on the palate.
Блюдо имело насыщенный, пряный вкус, который оставался на нёбе.
Definitions
Flavored with spices.
The spiced tea was perfect for the chilly evening.
Enhanced or made more interesting by adding an element of excitement or intrigue.
The spiced narrative kept the audience engaged throughout the play.
spiceverb

spiced

Past Simple

spiced
Past Simple
spiced
Past Participle
spicing
Gerund
UK
/spaɪs/
US
/spaɪs/
Translations
She likes to spice her dishes with exotic herbs.
Она любит приправлять свои блюда экзотическими травами.
Additional translations
Definitions
To add spice or flavor to food.
She decided to spice the soup with some chili powder to give it a kick.
To make something more interesting or exciting.
He tried to spice up the presentation with some humor.
spicenoun
Definitions
A substance used to add flavor to food, typically made from seeds, fruits, roots, bark, or other plant parts.
Cinnamon is a popular spice used in baking and cooking.
Variety or excitement that makes something more interesting or enjoyable.
The unexpected plot twist added a bit of spice to the story.
Slang: a synthetic cannabinoid drug or other illicit narcotic substance.
The police confiscated packets of spice from the apartment.
spicepast participle

spiced

Used to describe food, drinks, or other items that have been seasoned with one or more spices.
Definitions
Seasoned or flavoured with one or more spices.
We served hot spiced cider at the winter festival.
spiceadjective
Definitions
Containing or flavored with spices; relating to or characteristic of spices.
We tasted a delicious spice cake packed with cinnamon and nutmeg.