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Meanings of licorice in English
Confection flavored with the extract of the roots of the licorice plant.
Usage of licorice in English
1
Raw licorice roots represent heterogeneous materials obtained from mainly three Glycyrrhiza species.
2
He trailed off vaguely, looking at the licorice whip in his hand.
3
California could produce licorice, for we have a good climate for it.
4
Remove from the heat and add the licorice mixture to the sabayon.
5
The licorice intake was stopped and potassium was administrated orally and intravenously.
6
Sweet, flavorful licorice roots could be eaten raw or roasted in ashes.
7
Ralph asked, popping the last bit of licorice wand into his mouth.
8
We navigated a dirt pathway around the pond overgrown with licorice plants.
9
The smell of wild licorice drifted up from the nearby creek bed.
10
Mrs. McCormick led the way, the licorice still in her hand.
11
Little girls hurried across the street, and the jar of licorice was exhausted.
12
They found them to be no higher than today's licorice-tasting brew.
13
Along with diuretics, laxatives and licorice root can also deplete potassium.
14
For respiratory ailments, look for teas containing licorice, fennel, and horehound.
15
Anise, for instance, owes its sweet, floral, licorice-like flavor to the chemical anethole.
16
Stevia users have found that it has a slight licorice aftertaste.
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