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liquorice stick

liquorice stick is the alternative form of licorice stick.

Meaning of licorice stick

Noun

licorice stick (plural licorice sticks)

  1. A long thin cylindrical confection flavored with licorice.
  2. (slang) A clarinet.
    • All he does is play that licorice stick like a goddamn angel. The patron saint of the clarinet, far as I'm concerned—fit for the angel choir.2012, Claire Germain Nail, Saint Sullivan's Daughter, page 262

Forms of liquorice stick

pluralliquorice sticks

Questions about liquorice stick

What is liquorice stick the alternative form of?
Liquorice stick is the alternative form of licorice stick.

Words near liquorice stick in the dictionary

  1. liquorice allsorts
  2. liquorice extract
  3. liquorice extracts
  4. liquorice root
  5. liquorice roots
  6. liquorice stick
  7. liquorice sticks
  8. liquorice wheel
  9. liquorice wheels
  10. liquorices
  11. liquoricey

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