liquorish Antonyms
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Meaning of liquorish
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liquorish (a.)
See Lickerish.
liquorish Sentence Examples
- The sweet and bitter flavor of liquorice tantalized his taste buds.
- The confectioner added liquorice extract to create a chewy and aromatic candy.
- The herbal tea had a subtle hint of liquorice, providing a soothing and refreshing experience.
- The licorice root was boiled to extract its sweet and medicinal properties.
- The licorice plant thrived in the damp and shady areas of the forest.
- The liquorice-laced cough drops effectively calmed irritated throats.
- The liquorice-scented body wash left a lingering aroma on the skin.
- The liquorice festival celebrated the versatility and medicinal benefits of the plant.
- The licorice-flavored vodka added a unique twist to classic cocktails.
- The liqueur had a strong licorice flavor, complemented by hints of anise and fennel.
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The sweet and bitter flavor of liquorice tantalized his taste buds.
The confectioner added liquorice extract to create a chewy and aromatic candy.
The herbal tea had a subtle hint of liquorice, providing a soothing and refreshing experience.
The licorice root was boiled to extract its sweet and medicinal properties.
