Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɪn.dʒər/
noun a person with red or reddish-brown hair
A1 I like to add ginger to my tea for extra flavor.
A2 Ginger is commonly used in Asian cuisine for its unique taste.
B1 The recipe calls for a tablespoon of minced ginger.
B2 Fresh ginger root can be found in the produce section of most grocery stores.
C1 The chef grated some ginger to add a kick to the dish.
C2 The aroma of ginger filled the kitchen as the curry simmered on the stove.
adjective having a slightly reddish-yellow color, like that of ginger root
A1 She has ginger hair.
A2 The ginger cat meowed loudly.
B1 I added ginger to the stir-fry for extra flavor.
B2 The ginger tea helped soothe my upset stomach.
C1 The chef used ginger in the marinade to enhance the dish's complexity.
C2 The ginger-infused dessert was a delightful end to the meal.
formal The chef used freshly grated ginger in the stir-fry dish.
informal I love the spicy kick that ginger adds to my tea.
slang She's a real ginger, always full of energy and enthusiasm.
figurative His hair was the color of ginger, a fiery red that stood out in a crowd.
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