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Meanings of horse radish in English
Portuguese
raiz-forte Catalan
rave rustica 
Coarse Eurasian plant cultivated for its thick white pungent root.
Synonyms
Examples for "horseradish"
Examples for "horseradish"
1
Serve immediately with the tomato and fennel salad and the horseradish potatoes.
2
Let cool slightly, then stir in the shallots, sour cream, and horseradish.
3
A syrup made of horseradish-root and sugar is excellent for a cold.
4
Rhubarb leaves and horseradish tops are garden greens usually neglected most unfairly.
5
A lot of mustards and horseradish sauces play to the middle ground.
Usage of horse radish in English
1
The condiments are salt, pepper, cayenne, Tabasco sauce, and horse radish.
2
As you see, I like horse radish with my oysters.
3
And in every tavern like that you will find salted white sturgeon with horse radish.
4
Garnish your dish with horse radish and shalots.
5
Put in a horse radish bottle and pour over them, strong soap suds, good and hot, and shake well.
6
I'm not going to be caught in a trap, you know, because I like horse radish with my beef.
7
One dessertspoonful tomato sauce, one shake of tabasco, a sprinkle of horse radish, about half a dozen oysters, and the same on top.
8
Aunt Susan wore a sun-bonnet almost continuously that she might better keep in place mustard plasters and horse radish leaves to relieve the neuralgia pains.
9
To quantity required of white sauce, add one or two tablespoonfuls finely scraped horse radish, and the juice of a lemon or a little vinegar.
10
"And cold-storage eggs, and cotton-seed butter, and even horse radish half turnip," added Mary.
11
"Unless the beef is sent up without horse radish!"
12
Our druggists prepare a "compound spirit of Horse radish," made with the sliced fresh root, orange peel, nutmeg, and spirit of wine.
13
Chemically the Horse radish contains a volatile oil, identical with that of mustard, being highly diffusible and pungent by reason of its "myrosin."