Meanings of exotic spices in English

A waft of cool air freighted with exotic spices rolled out.

The faint odor of roses and exotic spices filled the air.

Arren accepted it without argument; it was sweet and strong, flavoured with exotic spices.

He smelled of exotic spices and had the whitest teeth Simon had ever seen.

A hint of jasmine and exotic spices touched the air: the unmistakable odor of India.

Beatrice took a bowl of boiled rice, into which she blended a mixture of exotic spices.

Some minerals, herbs and exotic spices that the Elders and Next Generation find repulsive for some reason.

Accent flavors include pungent liqueurs and aromatic extracts, coffee, crushed crystallized ginger, and many sweet exotic spices.

It smelled of metals and exotic spices.

Her skin smells of sand and exotic spices and sweat and wind and is warm from the sun.

His voice was a deep, warm thing, marked with an accent that sounded vaguely British seasoned with plenty of more exotic spices.

Burgeoning casks of exotic spices lined the way-Indiancurry, Iranian saffron, Chinese flower tea-theirdazzling colors creating a tunnel of yellows, browns, and golds.

In the quiet comfort of the family dining room, rich with the heady odors of exotic spices and long-simmered meats, the statement had no meaning.

She was aware of a hint of exotic spices in the air, and she recognized one of the smells as jasmine, Aunt Agnes's favorite perfume.