Chili is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHILI in dictionary:

NOUN [PLURAL CHIL·IES.]:
• the pungent pod of any of several species of Capsicum, especially C. annuum longum: used in cooking for its pungent flavor.
• chili con carne.
• a meatless version of chili con carne.
NOUN:
• the (dried) red pod of a Capsicum pepper used in sauces, relishes, etc., also CHILE, CHILLI
• a small hot-tasting pod of a variety of capsicum, used in sauces, relishes, and spice powders. There are various forms with pods of differing size, colour, and strength of flavour.
• A kind of red pepper. See Capsicum
• ground beef and chili peppers or chili powder often with tomatoes and kidney beans
• very hot and finely tapering pepper of special pungency
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a hot pepper
• same as chilli

Words related to CHILI

chilies12 chilis11 chilli11

Words that contain CHILI

chilis11 chiliad13 chilies12 chilioi12 chiliads14 chiliasm15 chiliast13 chilidog15 trochili13 chiliois13 chiliadal15 chiliadic17 chiliagon15 chiliarch19 chiliasms16 chiliasts14 chilidogs16 trochilic16 chiliagons16 chiliarchs20 chiliarchy23 chiliastic17 chiliahedra20 chiliahedron21 chiliarchies22 chiliahedrons22

How to use CHILI in a sentence

• Iago, the capital of Chili, and in December, 1744, put on board a French frigate, which reached Brest in October, 1745.
• CONGESTIFLORA, from Chili, is not yet well-known, but promises to become a general favourite with lovers of hardy shrubs.
• Hailing from Chili, it is not very hardy, but given the protection of a wall, or planted against a tree-stump, it soon forms a neat mass of evergreen foliage.
• It is mountainous and covered with cedar, which is exported in great quantities to Peru and Chili.
• On the 30th of May we had a view of the continent of Chili, distant about twelve or thirteen leagues.
• They are all imported from South America, Chili, and Mexico, where the trees that produce them are indigenous.
• Caldcleugh, and the reading of a letter and other communications from the Foreign Office also relating to the earthquakes in Chili.
• The engagement occurred off the coast of Chili in November, 1915.
• THE HANNIBAL OF THE ANDES AND THE FREEDOM OF CHILI.
• The river Biobio, in Southern Chili, was for centuries the boundary between liberty and oppression in South America.
• We do not propose to tell the story of Valdivia’s wars with the many tribes of Chili.
• The dismayed captive begged the chief for his life, promising to leave Chili with all his Spaniards.
• It was also the seat of a great trade in negro slaves, for the supply of Chili and Peru.
• His son, Don Bernardo, was a man of his own type, able in peace and brilliant in war, and he was now made supreme dictator of Chili, an office which San Martin had refused.
• The Spaniards did not think so, for Abascal, the energetic viceroy of Peru, was taking vigorous steps to win Chili back for the crown.
• Three months before he had received a reinforcement of three thousand five hundred veterans from Spain, and these he sent to southern Chili to join the forces still in arms.
• United, they formed an army of about six thousand, under General Osorio, the able commander who had subdued Chili in 1814.
• Mapuhi might well have sold it for fourteen hundred Chili, but that Levy, who knew pearls, should have paid twenty-five thousand francs was too wide a stretch.
• In Chili she hears that a poor engine-driver, an Englishman, has met with a serious accident, and at once hastens to see him.
• I have also observed it with the Araucanos of southern Chili.
• While I was looking round for material to make my bed I came across a bag partly full of sugar, brought from Chili.
• Expeditions of Pedro de Valdivia into Chili, and of Gonzalo Pizarro to Los Canelos.
• In Chili there are some rivers which have water only during the day, and are entirely dry during the night.
• Captain Monroy was sent to Chili with reinforcements to Pedro de Valdivia, who was engaged in reducing that country.
• About all the grain and flour came from Valparaiso and Chili, put up very nicely in fifty and one hundred pound sacks, so it was easy to handle.
• The tapinambar grows in Chili, and is used by the Indians.
• The war between Chili and Peru had virtually ended with the capture of Lima on January 17, 1881.
• He married a Welsh girl after his own heart, and forgot all about the daughter of the old Spaniard, who, if subsequent accounts were correct, pined for his return to Chili.

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