How can you use pepper as a noun?

Answer 1

There really isn't any way. Pepper is a noun, and cannot really be used as an adjective.

I think I know what you mean, so this is another option.

You can spice up any dish with some seasonings.

(using spice instead of pepper)

Answer

He sported a salt-and-pepper (adj) beard.

Answer 2

The noun pepper, a singular, common, concrete noun, can be used as the subject of a sentence or a clause, and as the object of a verb or a preposition. Examples:

Subject of a sentence: The pepper should be used in moderation

Subject of a clause: The pepper seasoning the eggsmade them just right.

Object of a verb: Can you please pass the pepper?

Object of a preposition: I brought a grinder for the pepper.

Answer 3

As an adjective, "pepper" is used to describe something that is flavored, seasoned, or spiced with pepper or has a peppery taste or quality. Here's an example sentence:

"The chef prepared a delicious pepper steak, seasoned with a blend of spices and black pepper."

Answer 4

The author would pepper his writing with puns that went over the heads of most readers.

Answer 5

No Peppercorn is an adjective, a plant seed. It may be used as a noun adjunct, but not an adjective.