spicy
Having a hot taste from spices or chili.
Having a strong, hot flavor caused by spices, especially chili peppers.
Smelling or tasting strongly of spices.
Having a strong smell or taste of spices, not necessarily hot.
A little sexual or not suitable for children.
Suggesting sex in a way that may be considered bold or slightly shocking.
Likely to cause strong reactions or arguments.
Bold, provocative, or likely to cause strong reactions or disagreement.
A little angry or ready to argue.
Quick to argue, react sharply, or act aggressively, often in a playful or confrontational way.
- Base: spicy
- Comparative: spicier
- Superlative: spiciest
get spicy
1become aggressive or snappy
To start arguing or acting tough.
- He got spicy when they questioned his decision.
- Things got spicy in the fourth quarter after a hard foul.
- Don’t get spicy with customer support—they’re trying to help.
- He got spicy and yelled.
spicy content
1sexually suggestive media
Photos, videos, or messages that are sexual.
- The creator warned viewers that the page includes spicy content.
- They moved the spicy content to a private account.
- I didn’t expect spicy content in a cooking video comment section.
- This account has spicy content.
spicy take
1provocative opinion online
A strong opinion that may cause arguments.
- Here’s my spicy take: the sequel is better than the original.
- He dropped a spicy take on Twitter and muted the replies.
- That’s a spicy take for a Monday morning.
- She shared a spicy take online.
too spicy for [someone]
1more intense than tolerable
Not OK for someone because it is too hot (food) or too sexual/bold (content).
- That salsa is too spicy for my dad.
- I skipped that episode because it was too spicy for me.
- The jokes were too spicy for a family dinner.
- This sauce is too spicy for me.