Spiced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPICED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SPICE, to season with an aromatic vegetable substance
• flavour with spice
• make more interesting or exciting
NOUN:
• an aromatic or pungent vegetable substance used to flavour food, e.g. cloves, pepper, or cumin
• an element providing interest and excitement
• a russet or ginger colour.
• sweets; confectionery.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to season with a spice (an aromatic vegetable substance)

Words related to SPICED

spice9 spices10 spicing12

Words that contain SPICED

bespiced15 overspiced18

How to use SPICED in a sentence

• Then the drawers, having cleared the tables, brought up a huge bowl of hot spiced wine, a dish of tobacco, and some pipes.
• Nobody could make him believe that even the Baroness Bunsen with all her learning could ever have spiced them better.
• He told a very good story the other day, spiced a little in language.
• Angela was enjoying the experience, but her joy was spiced with fear.
• LOWTHER as Speaker, spiced their compliments with humour.
• Spiced wine he would have from no other cup than the skull of Guthlaf.
• Also he saw to it that her meat was seasoned with quinces, that her wine was spiced on feast-days.
• As she sat beside the window, smoothing the letter out upon her knee, heavy and spiced odors stole in to her with the songs of birds and the humming of insects in the air.
• The story itself was highly spiced and all the actors in it well known.
• In Scotland the word is used for a very rich spiced type of cake and in the north of Ireland for a round loaf of ordinary bread.
• Wind, spiced with sea-weed and flowers blew across their faces.
• Charming Billy, because his eagerness was spiced with expectancy, did not stop even for a drink, but made for the hotel.
• The spiced liquor went coursing through his body, and he felt better and more sure of himself.
• These gentlemen were at breakfast upon oysters, fish, and spiced brandy, when D’Artagnan appeared.
• The remainder of the basket was filled with big spiced pears that could be held by their stems while they were eaten.
• SPICED OR PICKLED CHERRIES Take the largest and freshest red cherries you can get, and pack them in glass fruit jars, stems and all.
• SPICED CUCUMBERS Take nice firm cucumbers, slice thin and salt overnight.
• SPICED GERMAN PLUMS Wash the plums, remove the stones and in place of the stones put in almonds.
• The air was thick and heavy with odors that were spiced with the smell of honey-cake.
• The spiced thicket stretched between him and the summit, and again between him and the stage road that plunges from the terrace, like forked lightning into the valley below.
• The wind blew musically among the orange trees, and the air was spiced with pleasant odors.
• Twice Caesar touched to his lips a cup of spiced wine, but partook of nothing else.
• Masham, and many which were spiced by being private and new.
• His unquiet grudge against Linton spiced the whole.
• He was sitting at the table, his great helmet lying upon the bench beside him, and a quart beaker of spiced wine at his elbow.
• Myles, with Gascoyne running beside him, rode across to his pavilion, and called to Edmund Wilkes to bring him a cup of spiced wine.

Similar words containing SPIC without suffix ed

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