licorice

lic·o·rice /ˈlɪkərɪs, -rɪʃ/ noun [uncountableU]

x-refthe American spelling of liquorice / liquorice 的美式拼法

Examples from the Corpus

licorice• Tarragon: Another strongly aromatic herb, tarragon has a hint of licorice and a subtle tang.• It has a warm, spicy, sweet fragrance with an overtone of licorice and cloves.• A penny bought three jaw breakers or two sticks of licorice.• A canister of Red Vines licorice sticks, $ 5 at supermarkets.

Origin licorice

(1100-1200) Old French Late Latin liquiritia, from Latin glycyrrhiza, from Greek, from glykys “sweet” + rhiza “root”

单词	licorice
释义	licorice lic·o·rice /ˈlɪkərɪs, -rɪʃ/ noun [uncountableU] x-refthe American spelling of liquorice / liquorice 的美式拼法 Examples from the Corpus licorice• Tarragon: Another strongly aromatic herb, tarragon has a hint of licorice and a subtle tang.• It has a warm, spicy, sweet fragrance with an overtone of licorice and cloves.• A penny bought three jaw breakers or two sticks of licorice.• A canister of Red Vines licorice sticks, $ 5 at supermarkets. Origin licorice (1100-1200) Old French Late Latin liquiritia, from Latin glycyrrhiza, from Greek, from glykys “sweet” + rhiza “root”
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