- anise: liquorice-flavored seeds, used medicinally and in cooking and liquors
- The seed-like fruit of the anise, used in baking and in the flavouring of liqueurs such as ouzo
- The seed of the anise plant flavors some moles, desserts, syrups, cakes and regional Mexican liqueurs.
- An aromatic Mediterranean herb in the parsley family, aniseed is cultivated for its seed-like fruits and oil and used to flavor foods, liqueurs, and candies. ...
- Reduces cramping and indigestion. Do not use if pregnant.
- is highly aromatic and has a sweetish scent and flavour. It is a medicinal plant that is used for curing colds, cough, sleeplessness, piles and stomach ache.
- A small seed of an aromatic plant used in candy-making and for flavouring some puddings and pastries. The Star Aniseed or Badiyan is also used for seasoning some rice preparations.
- n. - dried fruit of anise; cordial made from it.
- Crescent-shaped seeds which are a member of the parsley family; used in both sweet and savory dishes; impart a strong licorice flavor and a lightly sweet tone to food.