Definitionn. deep-rooted coarse-textured plant native to the Mediterranean region having blue flowers and pinnately compound leaves
Last update: June 17, 2015
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Liquorice also is collected and exported. [Please select]
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Dicky answered us at once, though his mouth was full of bread with liquorice stuck in it to look like cake. [Please select]
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Make the morphia into a pill, with a little of the extract of liquorice, and force it down the throat. [Please select]
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--Liquorice put on to boil with aniseed balls in a saucepan. [Please select]
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When finished the mass looked rather like coffee-grounds, and tasted like liquorice. [Please select]
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"It's liquorice-water," said Shank, with the look of one who expects approval. [Please select]
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Noel's own idea was liquorice-water, and we let him have it, but it is too plain and black to sell in bottles at the proper price. [Please select]
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I observe no difference between the liquorice of this country and that common to many parts of the United states where it is also sometimes cultivated in our gardens. [Please select]
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