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Contains:
licorice root
Often used in the same context:
liquorice,
cinnamon,
caramel,
peppermint,
boysenberry,
dark chocolate,
red currant,
black currant,
butterscotch,
raspberry,
pastilles,
toffee,
minty,
ceylon cinnamon,
mandarin orange,
chocolate,
licorice root,
cassis,
crystallized ginger,
wintergreen,
anise,
caraway seed,
sherbert,
honeydew melon,
spearmint,
juniper berries,
cherry plum,
apple jelly,
cardamon,
puckery,
tonka bean,
juniper berry,
elderberry,
cherry brandy,
berry,
maraschino cherry,
cedarwood,
candied citrus peel,
apricot,
cinnamon bark,
bittersweet chocolate,
chocolaty,
lemon mint,
lingonberry,
anisette,
concord grape,
couverture,
praline,
dried apricot,
candies,
semisweet,
castor sugar,
blackcurrant,
sourwood,
neapolitan ice cream,
beany,
nougat,
genoise,
melissa officinalis,
caramel apple,
chocolate fudge,
gingerroot,
shortbread cookie,
kirsch,
demiglace,
frangelico,
panax ginseng,
caramelized sugar,
cherries,
anchovy paste,
glycyrrhiza glabra,
walnuts,
gingersnap,
fruity,
bing cherry,
benzoin,
loquat,
candied fruit,
sheep sorrel,
passionflower,
havarti,
sugarless,
currants,
brazil nut,
pimiento,
sassafras,
carob,
ginger,
tangy,
beurre noisette,
gelatin dessert,
framboise,
soursop,
sweet potato vine,
angostura bitters,
citron,
rosemary,
turbinado,
grapefruit peel,
lemon rind,
bundt,
pomander,
mustard,
tobacco,
indigo,
garlic,
saffron,
turpentine,
beeswax,
grease,
malt,
rice,
almonds,
balsam,
bread,
buttermilk,
candy,
coal,
crackers,
ambrosial,
apple,
aromatic,
astringent,
beech,
briny,
fluoride,
gall,
hyperosmotic,
lemon,
parsley,
pepper,
salty,
starchy,
strawberry
Appears in the definition of:
american licorice,
american liquorice,
glycyrrhiza lepidota,
lentinus lepideus,
licorice root,
liquorice,
pernod,
sambuca,
scaly lentinus,
wild licorice,
wild liquorice
More general:
candy,
herb,
herbaceous plant
Synonyms:
glycyrrhiza glabra,
liquorice
Also try:
— Adjectives for licorice:
red,
black,
wild,
natural,
spanish,
powdered,
little,
avoid,
russian,
deglycyrrhizinated,
real,
more...
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