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
This beverage she poured into a square, wide-mouthed flask, into which she placed a thick stem of anis.
From The Quest by Isaac Goldberg
Thay for this caus wald be in jelosy, gif at anis, without thair knawledge, I suld brek the play set up in contrair in thair presence.
From Mary Queen of Scots 1542-1587 by Various
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