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Meanings of
liquorice
in English
Russian
лакрица
Portuguese
alcaçuz
Catalan
regalèssia
Spanish
glycyrrhiza glabra
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Plant species.
licorice
glycyrrhiza glabra
Related terms
taxon
cultivated licorice
Russian
лакрица
Synonyms
Examples for "
licorice
"
licorice
glycyrrhiza glabra
Examples for "
licorice
"
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.
Usage of
liquorice
in English
1
The goods warehoused here are chiefly wine and oil, oranges and
liquorice
.
2
When finished the mass looked rather like coffee-grounds, and tasted like
liquorice
.
3
A case of pseudo-hyperaldosteronism secondary to prolonged daily ingestion of
liquorice
is reported.
4
You may be buying more than your
liquorice
or jelly beans.
5
It was a mixture of furniture polish,
liquorice
,
tar and apples.
6
But you must take a little of my elixir asafoetidae et
liquorice
first.
7
Another.-Constantwhite and a little carmine, shaded with Spanish
liquorice
washed with carmine.
8
The taste is sweet, complex, with suggestions of molasses and
liquorice
.
9
Brewed with
liquorice
,
there's also a very subtle undercurrent of salt and aniseed.
10
In a trice this apparition had his weapon at the
liquorice
merchant's throat.
11
You had better suck some
liquorice
lozenges to cure that cold in your throat.
12
Displays of colourful sweets, marshmallows and
liquorice
are prominent sections of most Swedish supermarkets.
13
So here's how to make jelly baby and
liquorice
DNA.
14
But the husbandman said, with a sour look, "It's like
liquorice
syrup."
15
My mother despised me for failing to fetch her
liquorice
.
16
Tom, mind the shop, and don't eat the
stick
-
liquorice
-
d
'ye
hear
?
Other examples for "liquorice"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
liquorice
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
liquorice root
spanish liquorice
black liquorice
liquorice lozenges
liquorice powder
More collocations
Translations for
liquorice
Russian
лакрица
glycyrrhiza glabra
лакричник
солодка голая
солодка гладкая
Portuguese
alcaçuz
Catalan
regalèssia
pega dolça
Spanish
glycyrrhiza glabra
regaliz
Liquorice
through the time
Liquorice
across language varieties
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