spicewise

spicewise

English

Alternative forms

• spice-wise

Etymology

From spice +‎ -wise.

Adverb

spicewise (comparative more spicewise, superlative most spicewise)

1. In a manner relating to or concerning spice(s)
   • 2012, Lisa Skye, I Love Corn:

     I was born in the southwest of France, and we get a lot of influence from Spain, spicewise.

   • 2013, Charlotte Hubbard, ‎Naomi King, An Amish Country Christmas:

     I love to bite into a cookie and have it bite me back, spicewise!

   • 2013, Jonathan Robinson, IN IT:

     Have ad lunch. Chilli again. Hot. And I don't just mean spice-wise. It was actually served hot.