anis
noun
a variety of anisette made especially in Spain and Latin America.
anis
1 American
[ah-nees]
/ ˈɑ nis /
noun
anis-
2
American
Etymology
Origin of anis
< Spanish ( aceite de ) anís literally, oil of anise
Example Sentences
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Come May 18, the Seal will be available in black, ivory, bright green, fuchsia and anis.
From Los Angeles Times ● Apr. 14, 2023
Proportions: grande absinthe 250 grams; petite absinthe 50 gm.; hysope 100 gm.; citronelle 100 gm.; anis vert 500 gm.; badian 100 gm.; fenouil 200 gm.; and coriandre 100 gm.
From Time Magazine Archive
The team, while standing on the banks of the Rio Grande, had sighted groove-billed anis.
From Time Magazine Archive
Bot fortowne thoucht scho fald fekilly Will noucht at anis myscheffis fall; Thare-fore scho set thare hartis all, To werray Fraunce richit to be, That Scottis live in grettar lé.
From Minstrelsy of the Scottish border, Volume 1 by Sir Walter Scott
In brief intervals of less heavy rain we watched passing herons and hawks, while giant anis bubbled and grunted in surprise at our procession.
From Jungle Peace by William Beebe
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