Converse of object

• include: Each bottling can have unique flavors and aromas that include licorice, florals, citrus, and fruit.

• have: The taste has some licorice with a tingling mouth feel and a long finish refreshing but lingering.

• contain: Make sure they do contain real licorice as many are flavored with absinthe or oil of anise.

Preposition: in

• finish: It tastes like an Islay malt peaty and salty yet sweet with spicy wood and licorice in the finish.

Adjective modifier

• salty: Currants, fudge and salty licorice are present too - warming, silky and a long luxurious finish.

• wild: It was also known as wild licorice, as children in the north dug up the underground stems and chewed them.

• soft: Soft licorice with blackcurrant overtones, the tannins are softening.

• hard: And Little Imps, a small tin with little square of hard licorice.

Modifies a noun

• allsorts: Here comes four pounds of mixed chocolate and 8 pints of tea, soup, licorice allsorts and lastly the oyster!

• rhizome: Long term herbs for the pancreas will include juniper berries, fenugreek seed, astragalus root and small amounts of licorice rhizome.

• root: In the same way sticks of licorice root were used.

• flavor: The 1998 is now showing increasingly complex spice, smoke, and licorice flavors, and is at its peak now.

• stick: Always keep blood sugar as balanced as possible; use licorice tincture or tea, or chew a licorice stick.

• cream: Licorice creams or gels can be applied directly to herpes sores three to four times per day.

Noun used with modifier

• pinch: Add 2 pinches ground fenugreek, 2 pinches licorice root, 1/4 teaspoon whole coriander seeds, and 1/4 teaspoon fennel seeds.

• salt: Which didn't take long:- ) Andrea tried salt licorice ice cream, didn't like.