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Definition
Synonym
Rohrohrzucker
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Rohrohrzucker
m
raw cane sugar
Rohrohrzucker
m
raw cane sugar
Rohrohrzucker
m
raw cane sugar
Deutsche
Rohrohrzucker Synonyme
Englische
raw cane sugar Synonyme
raw
Rabelaisian
Siberian
a novice at
a stranger to
abusive
adolescent
algetic
algid
angry
arctic
at half cock
awkward
bald
bare
bare-ass
bareness
below zero
birthday suit
biting
bitter
bitterly cold
blankminded
blasphemous
bleak
blinding
blown
boreal
brisk
broad
brumal
budding
burning
callow
calumniatory
calumnious
chafed
coarse
cold
cold as charity
cold as death
cold as ice
cold as marble
comminatory
contumelious
crass
crisp
crude
cursing
cutting
damnatory
decollete
denunciatory
dewy
dirty
dumb
dysphemistic
earthy
ecdysiast
empty
empty-headed
epithetic
ever-new
evergreen
excommunicative
excommunicatory
execratory
exposed
exposed nerve
festering
fiery
firsthand
flaring
flashy
flaunting
fledgling
foul
frank
freezing
freezing cold
fresh
frigid
fulminatory
galled
garish
gauche
gaudy
gelid
glacial
glaring
green
green as grass
groping
gross
growing
gutter
gymnosophical
gymnosophist
gymnosophy
half-baked
half-cocked
half-grown
hibernal
hiemal
hyperborean
ice-cold
ice-encrusted
icelike
icy
ignorant
ill-digested
immature
imprecatory
impubic
impure
in native buff
in puris naturalibus
in the altogether
in the buff
in the
raw
inane
inclement
inexperienced
inflamed
ingenuous
innocent
intact
irritated
juicy
juvenile
keen
know-nothing
loud
low
lurid
maiden
maidenly
maledictory
meretricious
minor
naive
naked
nakedness
native
naturism
naturist
naturistic
neoteric
nerve ending
nescient
nestling
new
new to
new-fledged
nipping
nippy
not a stitch
nude
nudism
nudist
nudity
numbing
obscene
original
overbright
peeled
penetrating
piercing
pinching
pristine
profane
rank
rankling
rare
raw
nerve
red
ribald
rigorous
ripening
risque
rough
rude
sappy
scatologic
screaming
scurrile
scurrilous
sempervirent
sensitive
severe
sharp
shrieking
simple
sleety
slushy
smarting
snappy
soft spot
sore
sore point
s
raw
deal
atrocity
bad fortune
bad luck
disservice
evil dispensation
evil fortune
evil star
frowns of fortune
great wrong
grievance
gross injustice
hard lines
hard luck
ill fortune
ill luck
ill wind
imposition
injury
injustice
miscarriage of justice
outrage
rotten break
rotten luck
wrong
raw
recruit
abecedarian
alphabetarian
apprentice
articled clerk
baby
beginner
boot
catechumen
conscript
deb
debutant
draft
drafted man
draftee
enlistee
enrollee
entrant
fledgling
freshman
greenhorn
greeny
ignoramus
inductee
infant
initiate
learner
levy
neophyte
nestling
new boy
newcomer
novice
novitiate
postulant
probationer
probationist
recruit
rookie
selectee
tenderfoot
trainee
tyro
raw
boned
angular
bony
flat
flat-chested
fleshless
gangling
gangly
gaunt
gawky
lank
lanky
lean
lean-fleshed
lean-looking
meager
scraggy
sc
raw
ny
skeletal
skinny
spare
spidery
spindling
spindly
thin-bellied
thin-fleshed
twiggy
undersized
underweight
raw
hide
Leatherette
Leatheroid
baste
bastinado
beat
belabor
belt
birch
blacksnake
buffet
bullwhack
bullwhip
cane
cat
club
coat
cowhide
crop
cudgel
cut
cuticle
dermis
drub
fell
flagellate
flagellum
flail
fleece
flesh
flog
fur
furring
fustigate
give a whipping
give the stick
hide
horsewhip
imitation fur
imitation leather
integument
jacket
knout
kurbash
lace
lash
lay on
leather
leather paper
outer layer
outer skin
pelt
peltry
pistol-whip
pommel
pummel
quirt
razor strap
rind
scourge
sheath
sjambok
skin
skins
smite
spank
strap
stripe
swinge
switch
tegument
thong
thrash
thump
trounce
truncheon
vair
wallop
whale
whip
whiplash
whop
Rohrohrzucker Definition
Cane
(
n.
)
A
name
given
to
several
peculiar
palms,
species
of
Calamus
and
Daemanorops,
having
very
long,
smooth
flexible
stems,
commonly
called
rattans.
Cane
(
n.
)
Any
plant
with
long,
hard,
elastic
stems,
as
reeds
and
bamboos
of
many
kinds
Cane
(
n.
)
Stems
of
other
plants
are
sometimes
called
canes
Cane
(
n.
)
A
walking
stick
Cane
(
n.
)
A
lance
or
dart
made
of
cane.
Cane
(
n.
)
A
local
European
measure
of
length.
See
Canna.
Cane
(
v.
t.)
To
beat
with
a
cane.
Cane
(
v.
t.)
To
make
or
furnish
with
cane
or
rattan
Plant-cane
(
n.
)
A
stalk
or
shoot
of
sugar
cane
of
the
first
growth
from
the
cutting.
The
growth
of
the
second
and
following
years
is
of
inferior
quality,
and
is
called
rattoon.
Sugar
(
n.
)
A
sweet
white
(or
brownish
yellow)
crystalline
substance,
of
a
sandy
or
granular
consistency,
obtained
by
crystallizing
the
evaporated
juice
of
certain
plants,
as
the
sugar
cane,
sorghum,
beet
root,
sugar
maple,
etc.
It
is
used
for
seasoning
and
preserving
many
kinds
of
food
and
drink.
Ordinary
sugar
is
essentially
sucrose.
See
the
Note
below.
Sugar
(
n.
)
By
extension,
anything
resembling
sugar
in
taste
or
appearance
Sugar
(
n.
)
Compliment
or
flattery
used
to
disguise
or
render
acceptable
something
obnoxious
Sugar
(
v.
i.)
In
making
maple
sugar,
to
complete
the
process
of
boiling
down
the
sirup
till
it
is
thick
enough
to
crystallize
Sugar
(
v.
t.)
To
impregnate,
season,
cover,
or
sprinkle
with
sugar
Sugar
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with
soft
words
Sugar-house
(
n.
)
A
building
in
which
sugar
is
made
or
refined
raw cane sugar Bedeutung
cane
a
stiff
switch
used
to
hit
students
as
punishment
cane
a
stick
that
people
can
lean
on
to
help
them
walk
malacca
malacca
cane
a
cane
made
from
the
stem
of
a
rattan
palm
sugar
bowl
a
dish
in
which
sugar
is
served
sugar
refinery
a
refinery
for
sugar
sugar
spoon
sugar
shell
a
spoon
for
serving
sugar,
often
made
in
the
shape
of
a
seashell
sword
cane
sword
stick
a
cane
concealing
a
sword
or
dagger
caramel
caramelized
sugar
burnt
sugar,
used
to
color
and
flavor
food
lump
sugar
refined
sugar
molded
into
rectangular
shapes
convenient
as
single
servings
sugarloaf
sugar
loaf
loaf
sugar
a
large
conical
loaf
of
concentrated
refined
sugar
cane
sugar
sugar
from
sugarcane
used
as
sweetening
agent
castor
sugar
caster
sugar
very
finely
granulated
sugar
that
was
formerly
sprinkled
from
a
castor
powdered
sugar
sugar
granulated
into
a
fine
powder
granulated
sugar
sugar
in
the
form
of
small
grains
icing
sugar
finely
powdered
sugar
used
to
make
icing
beet
sugar
sugar
from
sugar
beets
used
as
sweetening
agent
corn
sugar
dextrose
used
as
sweetening
agent
brown
sugar
unrefined
or
only
partly
refined
sugar
demerara
demerara
sugar
light
brown
cane
sugar,
originally
from
Guyana
barley-sugar
barley
candy
a
brittle
transparent
candy
made
by
melting
and
cooling
cane
sugar
candy
cane
a
hard
candy
in
the
shape
of
a
rod
(usually
with
stripes)
cotton
candy
spun
sugar
candyfloss
a
candy
made
by
spinning
sugar
that
has
been
boiled
to
a
high
temperature
sugar
candy
made
by
boiling
pure
sugar
until
it
hardens
sugar
cookie
cookies
sprinkled
with
granulated
sugar
sugar
beet
whiteooted
beet
grown
as
a
source
of
sugar
snow
pea
sugar
pea
green
peas
with
flat
edible
pods
sugar
snap
pea
green
peas
with
edible
pods
that
are
very
crisp
and
not
flat
sweetsop
annon
sugar
apple
sweet
pulpy
tropical
fruit
with
thick
scaly
rind
and
shiny
black
seeds
sugar
refined
sugar
a
white
crystalline
carbohydrate
used
as
a
sweetener
and
preservative
sugar
syrup
sugar
and
water
and
sometimes
corn
syrup
boiled
together,
used
as
sweetening
especially
in
drinks
sugar
water
water
sweetened
with
sugar
sugar
daddy
a
wealthy
older
man
who
gives
a
young
person
expensive
gifts
in
return
for
friendship
or
intimacy
Robinson
Ray
Robinson
Sugar
Ray
Robinson
Walker
Smith
United
States
prizefighter
who
won
the
world
middleweight
championship
five
times
and
the
world
welterweight
championship
once
(-)
dumb
cane
mother-in-law
plant
mother-in-law's
tongue
Dieffenbachia
sequine
an
evergreen
plant
with
large
showy
dark
green
leaves,
contains
a
poison
that
swells
the
tongue
and
throat
hence
the
name
sugar
beet
form
of
the
common
beet
having
a
sweet
white
root
from
which
sugar
is
obtained
sugarcane
sugar
cane
Saccharum
officinarum
tall
tropical
southeast
Asian
grass
having
stout
fibrous
jointed
stalks,
sap
is
a
chief
source
of
sugar
sugarcane
sugar
cane
juicy
canes
whose
sap
is
a
source
of
molasses
and
commercial
sugar,
fresh
canes
are
sometimes
chewed
for
the
juice
noble
cane
sugarcanes
representing
the
highest
development
of
the
species,
characterized
by
large
juicy
stalks
with
soft
rinds
and
high
sugar
content
cane
a
strong
slender
often
flexible
stem
as
of
bamboos,
reeds,
rattans,
or
sugar
cane
rattan
rattan
cane
the
stem
of
various
climbing
palms
of
the
genus
Calamus
and
related
genera
used
to
make
wickerwork
and
furniture
and
canes
sorgo
sorgho
sweet
sorghum
sugar
sorghum
any
of
several
sorghums
cultivated
as
a
source
of
syrup
sweet
corn
sugar
corn
green
corn
sweet
corn
plant
Zea
mays
rugosa
Zea
saccharata
a
corn
plant
developed
in
order
to
have
young
ears
that
are
sweet
and
suitable
for
eating
giant
cane
cane
reed
Arundinaria
gigantea
tall
grass
of
southern
United
States
growing
in
thickets
small
cane
switch
cane
Arundinaria
tecta
small
cane
of
watery
or
moist
areas
in
southern
United
States
snow
pea
sugar
pea
variety
of
pea
plant
producing
peas
having
thin
flat
edible
pods
sugar
snap
pea
snap
pea
variety
of
pea
plant
producing
peas
having
crisp
rounded
edible
pods
sugar
palm
gomuti
gomuti
palm
Arenga
pinnata
Malaysian
feather
palm
with
base
densely
clothed
with
fibers,
yields
a
sweet
sap
used
in
wine
and
trunk
pith
yields
sago
lawyer
cane
Calamus
australis
tall
scrambling
spiny
palm
of
northeastern
Queensland,
Australia
sugar
maple
rock
maple
Acer
saccharum
maple
of
eastern
and
central
North
America
having
three-lobed
to
five-lobed
leaves
and
hard
close-grained
wood
much
used
for
cabinet
work
especially
the
curly-grained
form,
sap
is
chief
source
of
maple
syrup
and
maple
sugar,
many
subspecies
sugar-bush
sugar
sumac
Rhus
ovata
evergreen
shrub
of
southeastern
United
States
with
spikes
of
reddish
yellow
flowers
and
glandular
hairy
fruits
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