Pepper is a practice or warm-up game. Players, one with a bat, stand around in a tight circle and try to field the ball hit at them by the batter. The ball is then tossed quickly back to the batter who hits it back at the other players quickly and haphazardly. You have to be quick and have good eye-hand coordination to play the game. Apparently, fans watching the players play would occasionally get hurt by batted balls that were hit a bit too aggressively, so they banned the practice. Or say they say.
Pepper is a game where one person has a bat and there are several people with gloves about 50 feet or so from the batter. Someone throws a ball to the batter and they hit it towards the players with the gloves. Someone catches it, or picks up the grounder, and throws it back to the batter who hits it again towards the people with the gloves. Someone fields it and throws it to the batter who hits it again. And this is done over and over and over. The idea of the game is to make it go very fast. Unfortunately, most all ballparks ban the game of pepper because the balls may wind up going into the stands and possibly injuring fans.
destroy all the enemies then you will fight the boss and you will tell pepper what to do and then the boss will die . pepper doesn't get saved you do when you play the game
Pepper. Do notice that Black pepper is "mustapippuri", white pepper is "valkopippuri" but red pepper is "paprika".
Finkle pepper means bubbles and light savers
In Spanish the name "Pepper" is "Pimienta" but i can't find what it means.
Black pepper
you mean a poblano pepper or a habanero pepper? The first is a much milder pepper than the first, but both are spicy, used a lot in Mexican cooking.
pepper
yellow pepper is "poivre jaune" (i deleted "bonjour" mean hello :/ )
If you mean the kind of pepper that comes in a pepper shaker, then no, it is not a fungus. Pepper comes from the dried berries of a pepper plant. The pepper plant is a sort of vine. The dried pepper berries are sometime called, "Peppercorns". They are ground up and used as a spice on food.
the malayalam meaning of pepper is Kurumulak which we can mean in english as round granuled chilly.
This phrase likely refers to a challenge or game where someone tries to pass a small object like pepper through a narrow opening like a crack in a door. It could be used metaphorically to describe a difficult or impossible task.
No. While sodium on a nutrient label does mean salt, potassium has absolutely nothing to do with pepper.