Crossword clues for chili
chili
- Mexico fare
- Kind of pepper
- Kind of edible dog
- It's rated with alarms
- It may be put on a dog
- Hot meal
- Hot dog spread
- Food-truck specialty
- Food at cook-offs
- Cool Travolta character
- Cook-off food
- Beef-and-beans dish
- Bean-based dish
- Word before powder or pepper
- Word before "pepper" or "powder"
- What covers some dogs
- Very hot seasoning
- Type of "Pepper"
- Topping for nachos or hot dogs
- Topping for fries
- Three-to-five-alarm dish
- Texas culinary specialty
- Texas cookoff dish
- Texan's "bowl of red"
- Tex-Mex recipe
- Stuff cooked at cookoffs
- Steve Miller Band "Hot ___"
- Spicy beef/beans dish
- Spicy beef-and-beans meal
- Spicy beans/beef stew
- Spicy beans/beef dish
- Spicy "five-alarm" dish
- Scoville unit veggie
- Scoville unit food
- Red Hot ___ Peppers (rock band)
- Red Hot ___ Peppers
- Post-rodeo chow, perhaps
- Pepper or powder
- One may be five-alarm
- Messy dog
- It's measured in alarms
- It turns a hot dog into a Texas hot dog
- It may cover your dog
- It may be seen on a dog
- It may be measured with alarms
- It could reach five alarms
- Hotdog add-on
- Hot stuff that sounds otherwise
- Hot pot stuff
- Hot pod
- Hot food that sounds like a word meaning "cold"
- Hot food that sounds cold?
- Hot dog complement
- Hot dish of Texas
- Hearty hot dog topping
- Hearty dish with kidney beans
- Five-alarm stuff
- Five-alarm item
- Five alarm stuff
- Fare at some cook-offs
- Enchilada topping
- Enchilada flavoring
- Dog or fries topper
- Dog dressing
- Dog cover
- Dog blanket?
- Dish with kidney beans
- Dish that's bean-free in Texas
- Dish measured in alarms
- Dish for a cold day
- Cookoff specialty
- Cookoff food, perhaps
- Cookoff dish
- Cookoff creation
- Cook-off preparation
- Cook-off entry
- Con carne dish
- Common Super Bowl party fare
- Common cook-off dish
- Cause for alarm in a restaurant?
- Carne's partner
- Camp meal, perhaps
- Beef-and-beans concoction created at a cook-off
- Bean dish
- Apres-ski favorite
- Alarming dish?
- "Four-alarm" food
- "Five-alarm" dish
- ____ con carne
- ___ dog (food with a meaty sauce)
- Kind of dog or bean
- Kind of beans
- Hot dog garnish
- Burger or dog topper
- Texas cook-off dish
- Kind of sauce
- Dish with beans
- Some like it hot
- Hot stuff?
- Entree served with a ladle
- Kind of powder
- Dog topper
- Hot dish with beans
- No mild pepper
- Hot dog topper
- Spicy dish that may have a fire-alarm rating
- Serving from a pot
- Hot dog topping
- Dish rated in alarms
- Potluck supper serving, maybe
- Dish in a bowl
- Dish in many a cook-off
- Kung Pao chicken ingredient
- Tailgate dish
- Dish that's sometimes rated in "alarms"
- Very hot and finely tapering pepper of special pungency
- Hot pepper
- Cook-off concoction
- Sonora seasoning
- ___ con carne
- Culinary hot stuff
- Cantina offering
- Pepper that packs a punch
- Goat pepper
- It sounds cold but it's hot
- Taco topping
- Spicy fare
- Variety of pepper
- Hot seasoning
- Something hot? The opposite when picked up
- In vogue
- Spicy stew
- Mexican dish
- Hot sauce
- Cook-off dish
- Spicy dish that often includes kidney beans
- Frank topper
- Ladled entree
- Tex-Mex dish
- Tex-Mex staple
- Burrito ingredient
- Baked potato topping
- Texas dish
- Spicy pepper
- It's hot stuff in Texas
- Hot-dog topping
- Five-alarm dish, maybe
- __ con carne
- Texas fare
- Tex-Mex entrée
- Pungent powder
- Pungent pepper
- Fast food fare
- ___ dog (zesty frankfurter)
- __ dog
- Wendy's side
- Potful at cook-offs
- Meal in a bowl
- Dog covering
- Curry ingredient
- Wendy's offering
- Texas's state dish
- Spicy bowlful
- Spicy bean dish
- Five-alarm food
- Dinner in a bowl
- Cook-off potful
- Cook-off creation
- Cold-sounding hot dish
- Camp cook's meal, perhaps
- ___ Peppers
- Type of pepper or powder
- Type of pepper
- Type of edible dog
- Three-alarm dish
- Texas specialty
- Texas foodstuff
- Super Bowl party bowlful
- Spicy meal
- Slow cooker meal
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
also chilli, 1660s, from Nahuatl (Aztecan) chilli, native name for the peppers. Not named for the South American country. As short for chile con carne and similar dishes, attested by 1846.
Wiktionary
n. 1 The pungent/spicy fresh or dried fruit of any of several cultivated varieties of capsicum peppers, used especially to add heat, or as a flavouring in cooking; associated with Mexican, Tex-Mex(,) and Indian cuisine. 2 A dish made with this fruit and other ingredients, such as beans and beef; chili con carne. 3 (context uncountable English) powder chili pepper, used as a spice or flavouring in cooking.
WordNet
n. ground beef and chili peppers or chili powder often with tomatoes and kidney beans [syn: chili con carne]
very hot and finely tapering pepper of special pungency [syn: chili pepper, chilli, chilly, chile]
Wikipedia
Chili or chilli may refer to:
Usage examples of "chili".
He unrolled a map of Chili and the Argentine provinces as he spoke, and spread it out on the table.
Let us make a stride across the narrow strip of Chili, and over the Cordilleras of the Andes, and get into the heart of the Pampas.
It was one of those cataclysms frequent in Chili, and in this very region where Copiapo had been twice destroyed, and Santiago four times laid in ruins in fourteen years.
He had taken thirty days to cross Chili, the Cordilleras, the Pampas, and the Argentine plains, giving the DUNCAN ample time to double Cape Horn, and arrive on the opposite side.
Add the shredded red chilis, the fresh ginger shreds, the lime peel, the garlic cloves, and the onions, and cook, stirring, for 2 minutes until the onions are translucent, and just starting to brown.
There was the smell of cooking chili on the still air, and that stirred a recollection of his childhood, when old Cocinero kept a quantity of the biting peppers continually cooking on his stove and filling the yard with their fragrance.
Roses, Pink Floyd, Nirvana, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pigface, Alice in Chains, and Pearl Jam.
Herbie never landed on the kid for this because he was afraid of the parents, even though several times in the beginning, after the guitar- lending incident, Nancy had come over with things for him to eat--a bowl of chili, another of posole, a bag of hot sopaipillas.
Using the peanuts, tomatoes, and chilis of the New World and their own native palm oil, coconut, and dried shrimp, they concocted rich sauces for fish and poultry.
Chinese restaurants selling Martian chicken, heavy on the red chili, lightly sprinkled with superoxide dust, kind of dry.
He devoured kung-pao chicken and chili shrimp, with a Tsingtao beer to put out the fire from the peppers.
We saw two torpedo boats, and some Whitehead torpedoes, the boats were built in Great Britain for Chili, and purchased from the Chilians two years ago.
Carmelita bustled about the room, pouring Wine, passing platters of steaming tortillas and trays heaped with spicy meats and chilis, along with slabs of roast beef.
She disappeared with the gangers for an hour or so, then came back grinning with self-satisfaction and bearing an armload of bags from the local Voodoo Chili franchise.
Diamond popped a handful of chopped chili leppers into her mouth and reached for another until Carmelita rapped her hand with a wooden spoon.