Condiments [noun]

The condiments of the table were usually supplied in separate vessels.

Vegetable-eaters—especially if they avoid condiments, as well as flesh and fish—are not apt to be thirsty.

I have intimated that, in order to escape thirst, the vegetable-eater must abstain also from condiments.

It is he who eats flesh and fish, and drinks something besides water, who feels such an imperious necessity for condiments.

On the spick and span counter were set forth various condiments and plates of crackers.

Besides, they are much used, as condiments are, to excite or provoke an appetite—a thing usually wrong.

Condiments were no longer available; mealie meal was withheld, and the soup had thus become thinner and less seasoned.

Delicious sleep,—splendid day,—balmy air, with condiments thrown in.

We had neither lard to fry nor salt to season, but our digestive apparatus was not then fastidious as to condiments.

But there are, you may say, certain condiments in life which can be spoken of.