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Definition of spice
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of spice is as below...
Spice (v. t.) To
render
nice or
dainty;
hence,
to
render
scrupulous..
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Salad
::
Salad (n.) A
preparation
of
vegetables,
as
lettuce,
celery,
water
cress,
onions,
etc.,
usually
dressed
with salt,
vinegar,
oil, and
spice,
and eaten for
giving
a
relish
to other food; as,
lettuce
salad;
tomato
salad,
etc..
Stuffing
::
Stuffing
(n.) Any
seasoning
preparation
used to stuff meat;
especially,
a
composition
of
bread,
condiments,
spices,
etc.;
forcemeat;
dressing..
Aleberry
::
Aleberry
(n.) A
beverage,
formerly
made by
boiling
ale with
spice,
sugar,
and sops of
bread..
Bespice
::
Bespice
(v. t.) To
season
with
spice,
or with some spicy
drug..
Auspice
::
Auspice
(a.) A
divining
or
taking
of omens by
observing
birds;
an omen as to an
undertaking,
drawn from
birds;
an
augury;
an omen or sign in
general;
an
indication
as to the
future..
Spice
::
Spice (n.)
Species;
kind.
Spicer
::
Spicer
(n.) One who
seasons
with
spice.
Allspice
::
Allspice
(n.) The berry of the
pimento
(Eugenia
pimenta),
a tree of the West
Indies;
a spice of a
mildly
pungent
taste,
and
agreeably
aromatic;
Jamaica
pepper;
pimento.
It has been
supposed
to
combine
the
flavor
of
cinnamon,
nutmegs,
and
cloves;
and hence the name. The name is also given to other
aromatic
shrubs;
as, the
Carolina
allspice
(Calycanthus
floridus);
wild
allspice
(Lindera
benzoin),
called
also
spicebush,
spicewood,
and
feverbush..
Spice
::
Spice (n.)
Figuratively,
that which
enriches
or
alters
the
quality
of a thing in a small
degree,
as spice
alters
the taste of food; that which gives zest or
pungency;
a
slight
flavoring;
a
relish;
hence,
a small
quantity
or
admixture;
a
sprinkling;
as, a spice of
mischief..
Incense
::
Incense
(n.) The
materials
used for the
purpose
of
producing
a
perfume
when
burned,
as
fragrant
gums,
spices,
frankincense,
etc..
Garble
::
Garble
(v. t.) To sift or bolt, to
separate
the fine or
valuable
parts of from the
coarse
and
useless
parts,
or from dros or dirt; as, to
garble
spices..
Auspices
::
Auspices
(pl. ) of
Auspic.
Sintoc
::
Sintoc
(n.) A kind of spice used in the East
Indies,
consisting
of the bark of a
species
of
Cinnamomum..
Ratafia
::
Ratafia
(n.) A
spirituous
liquor
flavored
with the
kernels
of
cherries,
apricots,
peaches,
or other
fruit,
spiced,
and
sweetened
with
sugar;
-- a term
applied
to the
liqueurs
called
noyau,
cura/ao,
etc..
Spicewood
::
Spicewood
(n.) An
American
shrub
(Lindera
Benzoin),
the bark of which has a spicy taste and odor; --
called
also
Benjamin,
wild
allspice,
and fever
bush..
Spice
::
Spice (v. t.) To fill or
impregnate
with the odor of
spices.
Apple Pie
::
Apple pie () A pie made of
apples
(usually
sliced
or
stewed)
with spice and
sugar.
Spice
::
Spice (v. t.) To
render
nice or
dainty;
hence,
to
render
scrupulous..
Illicium
::
Illicium
(n.) A genus of
Asiatic
and
American
magnoliaceous
trees,
having
star-shaped
fruit;
star
anise.
The fruit of
Illicium
anisatum
is used as a spice in
India,
and its oil is
largely
used in
Europe
for
flavoring
cordials,
being
almost
identical
with true oil of
anise..
Spicy
::
Spicy
(superl.)
Producing,
or
abounding
with,
spices..
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