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The word 'peppered' can mean "seasoned with pepper."

But it can also mean showered with (or within) as when pepper is applied.

-- The reporters peppered the mayor with questions : asked many, or all at once

-- The shotgun peppered the barn wall : made many small separate holes

-- His speech was peppered with slang words : they occurred frequently

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