Pimento
21pimento — noun (plural tos or to) Etymology: Spanish pimienta allspice, pepper, from Late Latin pigmenta, plural of pigmentum plant juice, from Latin, pigment Date: 1660 1. allspice 2. pimiento 1 …
22pimento — /pi men toh/, n., pl. pimentos. 1. pimiento. 2. allspice. 3. Also called Chinese vermilion, Harrison red, signal red. a vivid red color. [1665 75; alter. of Sp pimiento pepper plant, masc. deriv. of pimienta pepper fruit < LL pigmenta spiced… …
23pimento — noun /pɪˈmɛntəʊ,pɪˈmɛntoʊ/ a) A red sweet pepper used to make relish, stuffed into olives, or used as spice. b) A tropical berry used to make allspice. Syn: cherry pepper …
24pimento — {{hw}}{{pimento}}{{/hw}}s. m. Spezie piccante, affine al pepe, fornita da una pianta dell America tropicale …
25pimento — pi|men|to [pıˈmentəu US tou] n also pim|i|en|to [ ˈmjentəu US tou]plural pimentos [U and C] [Date: 1600 1700; : Spanish; Origin: pimiento, from Latin pigmentum; PIGMENT] a small red ↑pepper which does not have a very strong taste …
26pimento — pi|men|to [ pı mentou ] or pi|mien|to [ ,pım jentou ] noun count a small red vegetable that is a type of PEPPER. Pimentos are often put into the middle of green OLIVES …
27pimento — see PICTURE …
28pimento — pl.m. pimenti …
29pimento — pl. pimentos. Pimiento and pimientos are accepted alternatives …
30pimento — pi·men·to || pɪ mentəʊ n. type of pepper …