sugarallie
sugarallie noun: liquorice.
Noun
sugarallie (uncountable)
Forms of sugarallie
| alternative form | sugarally |
|---|---|
| alternative form | sugarellie |
| alternative form | sugarelly |
| alternative form | sugarolly |
Origin of sugarallie
From sugar + Scots alicreesh, allacreesh (“liquorice”), earlier alacreische, probably through Dutch lakkeris from Old French licorece, licoresse, whence English licorice, liquorice.
Words formed from sugarallie
- sugarallie button
- sugarallie hat
- sugarallie water
Questions about sugarallie
- What does sugarallie mean?
- Sugarallie means liquorice.
- What part of speech is sugarallie?
- Sugarallie is a noun.
Words near sugarallie in the dictionary
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