peppersauce

noun
UK /ˈpep.ə.sɔːs/
US /ˈpep.ɚ.sɑːs/

A spicy liquid you put on food to make it taste hot.

He shook some peppersauce on his eggs.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A sauce made by cooking peppercorns with butter or cream, often served with steak.

The steak came with a creamy peppersauce.

3. A Caribbean-style hot sauce made from fiery peppers, vinegar, and spices.

She added a spoonful of Trinidadian peppersauce to the stew.

4. Any sauce whose main flavor comes from peppers, hot or mild.

The recipe calls for a roasted red peppersauce.