Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Vanilla"

A: Plain means uninteresting, or bland.
Vanilla is a flavor, that is often found in ice cream, drinks, and milkshakes. If you say that a person is “vanilla”, it means that they have a plain and average sex life, without much excitement.

A: Haha I am not sure which "meaning" of the term vanilla that you mean. The obvious meaning of "vanilla" is the flavour (often with ice cream or cake) or the extract itself that is used in cooking. Vanilla as slang is often used to describe people with traditional or perhaps "boring" sex lives, depending on your perspective.

A: When using the word "vanilla" in this context it is referring to the most basic form of something. It's a reference to vanilla ice cream being the most basic and simple flavour.

A: Plain vanilla is a phrase used to mean "regular" or "usual". Vanilla is also a very common flavoring.

A: Can you give me an example sentence?

A: Vanilla in the context of gaming means before updates/patches. So vanilla Dark Souls would be the original version of the game released before they update weapons/character stats.

A: Vanilla essence is artificial and is made up of chemicals to recreate the vanilla flavor

Vanilla extract is natural (because it's actually made of vanilla beans) and more expensive!

A: I only like vanilla ice cream.

A: You’re really close! You’d say “I would like to buy a vanilla cake”

A: "vanilla"

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A: Vanilla is often used to mean plain, not special. The "vanilla" version of a video game is one without DLC content or mods or anything else, it's the "out-of-the-box" version. If a person is vanilla, it would just mean very plain and typical.

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A: Honestly I wouldn't say any of these are wrong by the way... it's sort of a personal preference thing I think.

* though I'm sure one is technically correct

A: No, "tall" is actually a standard size for coffee, at least in some cafes. (Starbucks in particular uses "tall" for their smallest coffee. I assume this is because there used to be a smaller size called a "short," but you'd have to ask them about that. :) )