Angelica is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANGELICA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an aromatic herb with white flowers, used in cooking and medicine
• the candied stalk of angelica, used in confectionery and cake decoration.
• a tall aromatic plant of the parsley family, with large leaves and yellowish-green flowers. It is used in cooking and herbal medicine.
• An aromatic umbelliferous plant (Archangelica officinalis or Angelica archangelica) the leaf stalks of which are sometimes candied and used in confectionery, and the roots and seeds as an aromatic tonic.
• The candied leaf stalks of angelica.
• any of various tall and stout herbs of the genus Angelica having pinnately compound leaves and small white or greenish flowers in compound umbels
• candied stalks of the angelica plant
• aromatic stems or leaves or roots of Angelica Archangelica
• aromatic plant

Words related to ANGELICA

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Words that contain ANGELICA

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How to use ANGELICA in a sentence

• When both are cold, arrange the apples neatly on a glass dish, pour over the syrup, and garnish with strips of green angelica or candied citron.
• Yet his Silvia was thoughtful for him too and would often send Angelica or another of the cubs to fetch him to their new lair, or come herself if she could spare the time.
• As has been said, he had seen Angelica one day, and his shyness had not prevented his heart from going out to these two young people, and the dream he saw in their eyes.
• Mother Angelica was nearing the repose of eternity, the only repose admitted by her brother M.
• The one had Guinevere for the rarest gem of beauty, the other had Angelica.
• There is the pale, enthusiastic face of Raphael, the stern vigor of Titian, the majesty and dignity of Leonardo da Vinci, and the fresh beauty of Angelica Kauffmann.
• New York murders, by Angelica Gibbs, Baynard Kendrick, Edward D.
• However, he loses it in play, and Angelica in disguise is the winner of it.
• She combines the parts of Angelica and Alcina in one that is original and novel.
• The artist around whose beauty and talent romance adds a special charm, was Angelica Kauffman, the only child of Joseph Kauffman, born near Lake Constance, about 1741.
• In the midst of all this unlimited attention, a man calling himself the Swedish Count, Frederic de Horn, with fine manners and handsome person, offered himself to Angelica.
• Here she came under the influence of Angelica Kauffman, and devoted herself assiduously to painting.
• Angelica was now eighteen years old, and in a measure was prepared to profit by the aid and advice of Winckelmann.
• While at Rome Angelica received a commission to copy some pictures in Naples.
• One day when painting a portrait of Queen Charlotte, who was very friendly to the artist, Angelica was moved to confide the secret of her marriage to the Queen.
• Her Majesty, who loved Angelica, expressed her surprise and interest and desired that Count de Horn should appear at Court.
• By this means the deceit which had been practised was discovered, and the Queen, as gently as possible, told Angelica the truth.
• But it was soon discovered that the villain had a living wife when he made his pretended marriage with Angelica, who was thus released from any consideration for him.
• This was a time to prove the sincerity of friends, and Angelica was comforted by the steadfastness of those who had devoted themselves to her in her happier days.
• There were as many differing opinions in regard to Angelica Kauffman, the woman, as in regard to the quality of her art.
• While Zucchi spoke with enthusiasm Angelica remained silent, fixing her eloquent glance on the finest portions of the work.
• A friend of Fuseli, she was said to be as much in love with him as he was in love with Angelica Kauffman.
• Angelica may be mistaken for this, but has a more agreeable scent.
• Angelica wept, and her head fell upon her lovely bosom, and I am sure I heard her implore her man to remove her from the scene.
• I could not but feel that I had brought about the sad end of this tender chapter in the lives of Pomeroy and Angelica.
• Have we the model of Raphael, the Angelica of Ariosto, the Beatrice of Dante? No, we see but their semblance.

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