sarsaparilla in Portuguese
sarsaparilla in Portuguese is salsaparrilha — sarsaparilla means a tropical vine with fragrant roots, traditionally used to flavour drinks and folk remedies.
sarsaparilla in Portuguese
salsaparrilha
Any of various tropical (Central and South) American vines of the genus Smilax, such as Smilax aspera, which have fragrant roots.
What does "sarsaparilla" mean?
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noun A tropical vine with fragrant roots, traditionally used to flavour drinks and folk remedies.
"The roots of sarsaparilla were once brewed as a tonic."
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noun A sweet, root-flavoured soft drink similar to root beer.
"He ordered a cold glass of sarsaparilla at the old-fashioned soda counter."
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sarsaparilla in a sentence
- The roots of sarsaparilla were once brewed as a tonic.
- He ordered a cold glass of sarsaparilla at the old-fashioned soda counter.
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What is "sarsaparilla" in Portuguese?
"sarsaparilla" in Portuguese is salsaparrilha. sarsaparilla means: A tropical vine with fragrant roots, traditionally used to flavour drinks and folk remedies.
How do you use "sarsaparilla" in a sentence?
Example: "The roots of sarsaparilla were once brewed as a tonic." In Portuguese, "sarsaparilla" is salsaparrilha.
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