chicory in Irish
chicory in Irish is siocaire — chicory means a blue-flowered plant whose leaves are eaten as a salad green and whose root is used to make a coffee substitute.
chicory in Irish
siocaire
(chiefly, Britain) Common chicory (Cichorium intybus), source of Belgian endive, radicchio, and certain other cultivars with other names.
What does "chicory" mean?
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noun A blue-flowered plant whose leaves are eaten as a salad green and whose root is used to make a coffee substitute.
"The salad was made with fresh chicory and walnuts."
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chicory in a sentence
- The salad was made with fresh chicory and walnuts.
- New Orleans coffee is famously blended with roasted chicory root.
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What is "chicory" in Irish?
"chicory" in Irish is siocaire. chicory means: A blue-flowered plant whose leaves are eaten as a salad green and whose root is used to make a coffee substitute.
How do you use "chicory" in a sentence?
Example: "The salad was made with fresh chicory and walnuts." In Irish, "chicory" is siocaire.
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