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It's pretty regional. Southerners tend to use "chili" for both the pepper and the dish in my experience, while southwesterners almost exclusively use "chile" fo
by AlotOfReading 4y ago
It's pretty regional. Southerners tend to use "chili" for both the pepper and the dish in my experience, while southwesterners almost exclusively use "chile" for the pepper and "chili" for the dish. I've only seen Brits/indians use "chilly/chilli" (two ll's).
- mc32 4y agoAnd then there is the country to differentiate from too -capitalization can help, but not always. So there is vegetable, dish, temperature, country and informal variant word for child (though this last one is only an issue in orthography)
- samatman 4y agoI was an embarrassing number of years old when I realized Jimi Hendrix wasn't just really into Voodoo Chili. I mean. Still a minor. But it stings to this day.
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