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würzen
spice
Gewürz
spice
Gewürzregal n
spice rack
Gewürzhandel m; Spezereihandel m obs.
spice trade
Gewürz n
Gewürze pl
spice
spices
Pfeffer m (Gewürz) cook.
pepper (spice)
Brasil-Gewürz n cook.
brazilian spice
Kerbel m (Gewürz) cook.
chervil (spice)
Gewürzkräutermischung f cook.
herb spice blend
Koriander m (Gewürz) cook.
coriander (spice)
Muskatblüte f; Mazis n; Macis n (Gewürz) cook.
Muskatblüten pl
mace (spice)
maces
Gewürzbehälter m; Gewürzdose f cook.
Gewürzbehälter pl; Gewürzdosen pl
spice jar
spice jars
Anissamen m; Anis m (Gewürz) cook.
aniseed; anise (spice)
Dillspitzen pl; Dill m; Dille f Ös. (Gewürz) cook.
dill heads; dill (spice)
Gewürzregal n; Gewürzbord n
Gewürzregale pl; Gewürzborde pl
spice rack
spice racks
würzen
würzend
würzte
to spice
spicing
spiced
Gewürzhändler m; Spezereihändler m obs.
Gewürzhändler pl; Spezereihändler pl
spice trader
spice traders
Piment m, n, Nelkenpfeffer m cook.
allspice, all spice, pimento
Kümmel m (Gewürz) cook.
caraway; caraway seed (spice)
Gewürz n cook.
Gewürze pl
exotisches Gewürz; Spezerei veraltet
spice
spices
exotic spice
Sternanis m (Gewürz) cook.
star anise; star aniseed (spice)
Gewürzkräutermischung f cook.
Gewürzkräutermischungen pl
herb spice blend
herb spice blends
Ingwer m (Gewürz) cook.
mit Ingwer würzend
mit Ingwer gewürzt
ginger (spice)
gingering
gingered
Keulen-Binsenkakteen pl; Binsenkakteen pl (Hatiora) (botanische Gattung) bot.
dancing bones cacti; spice cacti (botanical genus)
Gewürzkuchen m cook.
Gewürzkuchen pl
spice cake; spiced cake
spice cakes; spiced cakes
etw. würzen v
würzend
würzte
to spice sth.; to add spice to sth.
spicing; adding spice
spiced; added spice
Streueinsatz m (im Gewürzstreuer)
Streueinsätze pl
sifter insert Br.; sifter Br.; shaker insert Am. (of a spice jar)
sifter inserts; sifters; shaker inserts
Handel m; Geschäft n (mit jdm. mit etw.) econ.
Einfuhrhandel m
Fachhandel m
Fischhandel m
Freihandel m
Getreidehandel m
Gewürzhandel m; Spezereihandel m obs.
Wollhandel m
Handel mit China; Chinahandel m
lebhafter Handel
„Rund um die Uhr“ Handel
Handel zwischen zwei Staaten
Handel zu ungleichgewichtigen Preisen
intra-industrieller Handel
trade; trading (with sb. in sth.)
import trade
specialized trade
fish trade
free trade
grain trade
spice trade
wool trade
trade with China; China trade
active trading
all day trading
bilateral trade
false trading
intra-industry trade
Museum n
Museen pl
Architekturmuseum n
Computerspielemuseum n
Geschichtsmuseum n; historisches Museum
Gewürzmuseum n
Heimatmuseum n
Meeresmuseum n; Meereskundemuseum n
Naturkundemuseum n
Naturmuseum n
Salzmuseum n
Schokoladenmuseum n
Spezialmuseum n
Technikmuseum n
museum
museums
architecture museum; architectural museum
computer games museum
museum of history; history museum; historic museum
spice museum
local museum; museum of local history
maritime museum
museum of natural history
nature museum
salt museum
chocolate museum
special museum
technical museum; museum of technology
Streudose f; Streubüchse f veraltend; Streuer m cook.
Streudosen pl; Streubüchsen pl; Streuer pl
Gewürzstreuer m
Pfefferstreuer m
Salzstreuer m
Zuckerstreuer m
shaker jar; shaker; sifter jar Br.; sifter Br.; caster Br.; castor Br.
shaker jars; shakers; sifter jars; sifters; casters; castors
spice shaker; spice sifter Br.; spice castor Br.
pepper shaker; pepper sifter Br.; pepper caster Br.; pepper pot Br.
salt shaker; salt sifter Br.; salt castor Br.
sugar shaker; sugar sifter Br.; sugar caster Br.; sugar sprinkler Br.

Deutsche würzen Synonyme

mit  Pfeffer  würzen  Âpfeffern  
mit  Salz  würzen  Âsalzen  
abschmecken  ÂGeschmack  geben  Âwürzen  
mit Pfeffer würzen  pfeffern  
mit Salz würzen  salzen  

Englische spice Synonyme

spice  Tabasco  Worcestershire sauce  allspice  anchovies  angelica  applesauce  aroma  balm  balminess  basil  bell pepper  bite  black pepper  borage  bouquet  briskness  burnet  caper  capsicum  caraway seeds  cardamom  cast  catsup  celery salt  chervil  chili  chili sauce  chili vinegar  chives  chutney  cinnamon  cloves  color  condiment  condiments  coriander  cranberry sauce  cubeb  cumin  curry  dahl sauce  dash  dill  dillseed  duck sauce  elan  enliven  excitement  fagara  fennel  file  five spice powder  flavor  flavorer  flavoring  fragrance  fragrancy  fruitiness  garlic  garlic butter  garlic powder  garlic salt  ginger  green pepper  gusto  guts  hedge garlic  herb  hint  horseradish  hotness  hyssop  incense  infusion  inkling  inspirit  interest  intimation  invigorate  kick  leek  lick  life  liveliness  mace  marinade  marjoram  mayonnaise  mint  muskiness  mustard  nip  nippiness  nosegay  nutmeg  odor  onion  onion salt  oregano  paprika  parsley  pep  pepper  peppercorn  pepperiness  peppermint  perfume  piccalilli  pickle  pimento  pimpernel  piquancy  poignancy  potherb  punch  pungency  raciness  radish  red pepper  redolence  relish  saffron  sage  salad dressing  salt  sauce  sauce-alone  savor  savory  scent  season  seasoned salt  seasoner  seasoning  sesame oil  sesame seeds  shade  shallot  sharpness  smack  smell  snap  snappiness  soupcon  soy  soy sauce  spiciness  spirit  sprinkling  star anise  stimulant  stimulate  stimulation  suggestion  suspicion  sweet savor  sweet smell  taint  tang  tanginess  tarragon  tartar sauce  taste  tempering  thought  thyme  tinct  tincture  tinge  tint  tomato paste  touch  trace  turmeric  vanilla  vestige  vigor  vim  vinegar  white pepper  zest  zestfulness  zip  
spiceless  dead  dilute  diluted  fade  flat  flavorless  gruelly  inane  indifferent  insipid  jejune  mild  milk-and-water  pappy  pulpy  sapless  savorless  stale  tasteless  thin  unflavored  unsavory  vapid  washy  watered  watered-down  watery  weak  wishy-washy  

spice Definition

Spice
(n.) Species
Spice
(n.) A vegetable production of many kinds, fragrant or aromatic and pungent to the taste, as pepper, cinnamon, nutmeg, mace, allspice, ginger, cloves, etc., which are used in cookery and to flavor sauces, pickles, etc.
Spice
(n.) Figuratively, that which enriches or alters the quality of a thing in a small degree, as spice alters the taste of food
Spice
(v. t.) To season with spice, or as with spice
Spice
(v. t.) To fill or impregnate with the odor of spices.
Spice
(v. t.) To render nice or dainty

spice Bedeutung

spice rack a rack for displaying containers filled with spices
spiciness
spice
spicery
the property of being seasoned with spice and so highly flavored
spice cake cake flavored with spices
spice cookie cookie flavored with spices
spice any of a variety of pungent aromatic vegetable substances used for flavoring food
five spice powder Chinese seasoning made by grinding star anise and fennel and pepper and cloves and cinnamon
Moluccas
Spice Islands
a group of island in eastern Indonesia between Celebes and New Guinea, settled by the Portuguese but taken by the Dutch who made them the center for a spice monopoly, at which time they were known as Spice Islands
spicebush spice bush
American spicebush
Benjamin bush
Lindera benzoin
Benzoin odoriferum
deciduous shrub of the eastern United States having highly aromatic leaves and bark and yellow flowers followed by scarlet or yellow berries
California laurel
California bay tree
Oregon myrtle
pepperwood
spice tree sassafras laurel
California olive
mountain laurel Umbellularia californica
Pacific coast tree having aromatic foliage and small umbellate flowers followed by olivelike fruit, yields a hard tough wood
spice tree tree bearing aromatic bark or berries
spice aromatic substances of vegetable origin used as a preservative
spice
spice up
make more interesting or flavorful, Spice up the evening by inviting a belly dancer
zest
spice
spice up
add herbs or spices to
spice-scented smelling of spices
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A spice is a seed, fruit, root, bark, berry, bud or other vegetable substance primarily used for flavoring, coloring or preserving food. Spices are distinguished from herbs, which are parts of leafy green plants used for flavoring or as a garnish. Many spices have antimicrobial properties. This may explain why spices are more commonly used in warmer climates, which have more infectious diseases, and why the use of spices is prominent in meat, which is particularly susceptible to spoiling. Spices are sometimes used in medicine, religious rituals, cosmetics or perfume production, or as a vegetable.