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SOBRAL Black & Liquroice Square Ring, Size N by Jackie Brazil
SOBRAL Black & Liquroice Square Ring, Size N by Jackie Brazil
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SOBRAL Black & Liquroice Square Ring, Size N by Jackie Brazil
Jackie Brazil Black & Liquorice Bar Code Cube Pendant Necklace
Jackie Brazil Black & Liquorice Bar Code Cube Pendant Necklace
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Jackie Brazil Black & Liquorice Bar Code Short Pendant Necklace
Jackie Brazil Black & Liquorice Bar Code Short Pendant Necklace
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Jackie Brazil Black & Liquorice Bar Code Short Pendant Necklace
Jackie Brazil Black & Liquorice Bar Code Necklace
SOBRAL Black & Liquorice Short Necklace
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Jackie Brazil Black & Liquorice Bar Code Long Necklace
SOBRAL Black & Liquorice Bar Code Necklace
SOBRAL Black & Liquorice Short Necklace
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SOBRAL Black & Liquorice Bar Code Necklace
Jackie Brazil Black & Liquorice Bar Code Necklace
SOBRAL Black & Liquorice Long Necklace
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Jackie Brazil Black & Liquorice Bar Code Long Necklace
   
 
LIQUORICE
Pronunciation:/ˈlɪk(ə)rɪʃ, -rɪs/
(US: licorice)
(noun)

1 [mass noun] a sweet, chewy, aromatic black substance made by evaporation from the juice of a root and used as a sweet and in medicine

a sweet flavoured with liquorice

2 the widely distributed plant of the pea family from which liquorice is obtainedGenus Glycyrrhiza, family Leguminosae; many species are used locally to obtain liquorice, the chief commercial source being the cultivated G. glabra

Origin
Middle English: from Old French licoresse, from late Latin liquiritia, from Greek glukurrhiza, from glukus 'sweet' + rhiza 'root'