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Meanings of added spice in English

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Usage of added spice in English
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The presence of some famous hurling fathers added spice to the afternoon.
The Irish Times
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The fact that the directors were once married added spice to the dish.
The Irish Times
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An occasional runaway convict from Australia added spice to the mixture.
The Long White Cloud: "Ao Tea Roa"
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A mild flirtation-itadded spice to her often dreary days.
The lady elizabeth
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But many added spice with demands for changes or by watching earlier prodding pay off.
Reuters
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He had said once that it added spice to scouting, and the scouts had agreed.
Don Strong, Patrol Leader
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This lure of booty added spice to the hunt.
Historic Boyhoods
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But the rumor gave the game an added spice.
Wired
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It added spice to an otherwise highly repetitive life.
Confessions of a wall street analyst: a true story of inside inf...
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A little opposition, indeed, added spice to the friendship.
A Patriotic Schoolgirl
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It's game over which many would salivate without the added spice provided by yesterday's verbal jousting.
The Irish Times
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The annual border battle between Colorado and Utah will feature some added spice this Saturday night.
Reuters
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The song is quintessential bossa nova, with the added spice of Claudio Roditi's sleek trumpet solo.
Reuters
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He never knew in what mood he should find her, and it added spice to their friendship.
The Trumpeter Swan
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Soldiering provided a way to fulfill that need, while the danger involved merely added spice to youthful dreams.
Quest for honour
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As if play-offs weren't tense enough, this semi-final comes with the added spice of being a Yorkshire derby.
The Guardian
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