spice
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- noun
- /spaɪs/
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- Please tell me this is pumpkin spice.
- herbs and spices
- exotic spices
- spice powder
Ground up meat with spices and salt is still meat.
- Ground up meat with spices and salt is still meat.
- OK, it is called Pumpkin spice and Poltergeist.
- Onion country style pork ribs, Rib spice rub, BBQ sauce.
- So I'm thinking of nuts, seeds, spices, pulses, these kind of things.
- The iconic pumpkin spice gay ass free latte.
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Your orders were to restore spice production to full capacity.
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Buy the most expensive spice in the world, which is saffron.
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I' d like to have a spice garden some day.
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I remember that old spice rack!
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It's rice with lots of spices and some seafood in it.
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I'd like a pumpkin spice latte please.
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And then comes all of the spices and herbs we need.
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I brought you my newest creation, Clementine spice soup.
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That's where you keep your salt and pepper and spices and things.
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The chef added a pinch of spice to enhance the flavor of the soup.
Synonyms
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A strong spice made from dried berries to add taste to food
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A sweet, creamy flavor used in food and drink
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A sweet-smelling brown spice made from the dried bark of a tree used to flavor food and drinks
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A spicy root used to add flavor to food and drinks
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A thing like salt, herbs or spices you add to food to make it taste better
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A hard seed with a warm smell used as a spice when grated or ground
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A mild red powder from dried peppers used to add color and gentle flavor to food
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A small dried bud with a strong warm smell used to flavor food
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A small dried berry used whole or ground to add spicy flavor to food
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A small red or green pod that makes food hot
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Small aromatic seeds used to add flavor to food and drinks
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Dried seeds of the coriander plant used as a spice
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Dried tree bark with a warm, sweet smell used as a cooking spice
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A spicy root like ginger used in Asian cooking and medicine
A spice made from the bark of the cassia tree with a strong, warm flavor
A tropical plant that produces small seeds used to make a spice
Compounds
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A ground Chinese spice mix made from star anise, fennel, pepper, cloves and cinnamon
- US
A small bush from eastern North America with leaves that have a strong smell and red or yellow berries
- US
A tree that grows by the coast with aromatic leaves, fruit like olives, and very hard wood
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Etymology
Spice comes from the Latin word species, which meant 'a special kind' and was used for rare trade goods. So a spice is a small, strong plant part that makes food taste special.