Noun:

लीकोरिस, नद्यपान,

licorice's Usage Examples:

Add 2 pinches ground fenugreek, 2 pinches licorice root, 1/4 teaspoon whole coriander seeds, and 1/4 teaspoon fennel seeds.

Pale lemon from a refill barrel, the nose has smoky bacon, tarry driftwood, licorice and TCP.

demulcent herbs include ginger, licorice, and slippery elm.

using cumin, a relative of the caraway seed, it contains a rich sweetness with a taste of licorice.

Lick a licorice comfit and use the end as a lipstick.

Here comes four pounds of mixed chocolate and 8 pints of tea, soup, licorice allsorts and lastly the oyster!

Studies have shown that glycyrrhizic acid, an ingredient in licorice, kills cold sore virus cells, so something as simple as chewing on a licorice whip can help avoid the problem.

Lime chocolates for my sister and black licorice for me.

The two most important tobaccogrowing districts are: the Black Patch, in the extreme south-west corner of the state, which with the adjacent counties in Tennessee grows a black heavy leaf bought almost entirely by the agents of foreign governments (especially Austria, Spain and Italy) and called " regie " tobacco; and the Blue Grass Region, as far east as Maysville, and the hill country south and east, whose product, the red and white Burley, is a fine-fibred light leaf, peculiarly absorbent of licorice and other adulterants used in the manufacture of sweet chewing tobacco, and hence a peculiarly valuable crop, which formerly averaged 22 cents a pound for all grades.'

Jill hates the licorice ones and eats all her jelly beans except the licorice ones.

Synonyms:

liquorice, confect, candy,

Antonyms:

disassemble, sour,