Sriracha

Pronunciation: /sɪˈrɑːtʃə/

Definitions of sriracha

noun a type of hot sauce or chili sauce made from a paste of chili peppers, distilled vinegar, garlic, sugar, and salt

Example Sentences

A1 I tried sriracha sauce for the first time.

A2 She added sriracha to her noodles for extra flavor.

B1 Many people enjoy sriracha on their eggs.

B2 The restaurant offers a sriracha-infused burger on their menu.

C1 The chef created a unique sriracha aioli for the dish.

C2 The artisanal sriracha sauce was made using organic ingredients.

Examples of sriracha in a Sentence

formal The chef used a small amount of sriracha to add a hint of spiciness to the dish.

informal I love putting sriracha on my eggs in the morning for an extra kick.

slang This sriracha is fire - it's so good!

figurative Her personality is like sriracha - bold and spicy.

Grammatical Forms of sriracha

• past tense: srirachaed
• plural: srirachas
• comparative: more sriracha
• superlative: most sriracha
• present tense: srirachas
• future tense: will sriracha
• perfect tense: have srirachaed
• continuous tense: is srirachaing
• singular: sriracha
• positive degree: sriracha
• infinitive: to sriracha
• gerund: srirachaing
• participle: srirachaed

Origin and Evolution of sriracha

First Known Use: 1933 year

Language of Origin: Thai

Story behind the word: The word 'sriracha' originated from a small coastal town in Thailand called Si Racha, known for its spicy chili sauce.

Evolution of the word: Originally referring to a specific type of chili sauce from Si Racha, the word 'sriracha' has since become a widely used term for a variety of spicy sauces inspired by the original recipe.