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ricey

American  
[rahy-see] / ˈraɪ si /

adjective

riceyer, riceyest
  1. pertaining to, resembling, or containing rice.


Etymology

Origin of ricey

First recorded in 1770–80; rice + -y 1

Example Sentences

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Other members of the WhatsApp group named Old Times – identified as Burnsy, Cheeks, Morty, Ricey and Josh – expressed doubt.

From The Guardian

The porridge itself soothes, while the protein makes you feel sturdy, with the egg further thickening and enrichening the ricey stock; then the cilantro, scallion and ginger add flashes of flavor to different bites.

From Seattle Times

Kedgeree Delicious, but too ricey.

From The Guardian

Comments: “No sauce could rescue this one”; “really ricey flavor”; “sticky.”

From Washington Post

Pietersen said he was "devastated" as "Ricey was like a father figure to me".

From BBC