horseradish (Meaning)

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horseradish (n)

the root of the horseradish plant; it is grated or ground and used for seasoning

coarse Eurasian plant cultivated for its thick white pungent root

grated horseradish root

Synonyms & Antonyms of horseradish

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horseradish Sentence Examples

  1. The fiery tang of horseradish ignited a burning sensation on my tongue.
  2. Grandma's roasted beef was accompanied by a piquant horseradish sauce.
  3. The pungent aroma of horseradish wafted through the kitchen, invoking tears.
  4. Horseradish sauce was the perfect complement to the savory oysters on the half shell.
  5. The horseradish root, with its gnarled exterior, held a potent spicy secret.
  6. The horseradish gratin provided a zesty and creamy side dish to the grilled salmon.
  7. The chef's signature horseradish glaze added an unexpected twist to the traditional holiday ham.
  8. The sushi was adorned with a dollop of wasabi, the Japanese counterpart to horseradish.
  9. Horseradish leaves, with their large, serrated shape, could be used to create a spicy pesto.
  10. The horseradish powder was a secret ingredient in the spice blend for the barbecue rub.

FAQs About the word horseradish

the root of the horseradish plant; it is grated or ground and used for seasoning, coarse Eurasian plant cultivated for its thick white pungent root, grated hors

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No antonyms found.

The fiery tang of horseradish ignited a burning sensation on my tongue.

Grandma's roasted beef was accompanied by a piquant horseradish sauce.

The pungent aroma of horseradish wafted through the kitchen, invoking tears.

Horseradish sauce was the perfect complement to the savory oysters on the half shell.