capers

/ ˈkeɪpəz /

plural noun

1. the flower buds of the caper plant, which are pickled and used as a condiment

Example Sentences

The comedy capers into some outlandish territory, but audiences seem happy to suspend disbelief for the chance to enjoy Farrow and LuPone demonstrate that it’s never too late for a woman to reinvent herself.

From Los Angeles Times

And Nixon’s attempt to cover up the criminal capers of White House operatives — such as the break-in at the office of Ellsberg’s psychiatrist — would figure largely in his disgrace and resignation.

From Los Angeles Times

The tone of politics is something Sir Ed has given considerable thought to, after his mix of wild capers, bungee jump included, and profound personal reflection - a party political broadcast that focused on the loss of his parents as a child and his disabled son - appeared to contribute to their election success.

From BBC

Like Ariari, one of Thursday Kitchen’s most popular dishes is a soft-shell crab—but rather than using red pepper-infused mayo, Hyun chooses to prepare the crab with wasabi remoulade, which in addition to mayo uses mustard, capers, and other herbs to enhance the flavor.

From Salon

The ingredients are chicken — obviously — usually the thighs, prunes, Spanish olives, capers, onions, all your attendant spices and then a good dosing of wine and brown sugar on the top when you bake it.

From Los Angeles Times

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