Dried seed, fruit, root, bark, or vegetable substance primarily used for flavoring, coloring or preserving food.
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espechiaria catalão
picantor 1
It has a spiciness to it and is rich and deep.
2
The wild scent of horses mingled sharply with his spiciness.
3
For complexity the wine has a beguiling melon edge and a touch of spiciness.
4
Complex with dark fruit and the spiciness associated with Shiraz.
5
It's mostly because of the spiciness of that full moon from a few weeks ago.
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Well, all spicery pays three and a third per cent.
2
By all that country groweth good ginger, and therefore thither go the merchants for spicery.
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All kinds of spicery are to be found there, and all other necessaries of life.
4
I have spent my wealth of spicery; the days of my anointing are for ever ended.
5
It was not a spicery such as Europe depended upon, but still certain things seemed valuable!
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Speaking of markets, you'll find food and spice markets all over Guadeloupe.
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3
There was no spice of jeopardy in them; no preludes of intrigue.
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She would appreciate this; not a spice of acidity in a dozen.
5
This year, I used sultanas, candied peel and a little extra spice.
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I still can't identify the spice, but it's certainly growing on me.
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Others use it as the spice to make the food taste better.
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But I like a little spice of sauciness; I think it takes.
9
Now we know that Venport needs spice- alotof it-forhis Navigators.
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As their minds changed and expanded, their need for spice became insatiable.
11
He will meet with you on the morrow, by the spice market.
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These agreed to have all the spice trees in their possessions destroyed.
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It reminded Ral of a spice, pepper perhaps, or cloves gone stale.
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There is a virtually infinite number of spice rub combos and variations.
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Our mutual suspicion would provide a bitter spice if we needed it.
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Come the nineties and chemistry sets still had some spice to them.
