n. Kind; sort; variety; species.n. Kind of thing; anything of the kind or class before indicated; such sort: used demonstratively or indefinitely.n. An exemplification of the kind of thing mentioned; specimen; sample; instance; piece.n. A characteristic touch or taste; a modicum, smack, or flavoring, as of something piquant or exciting to the mind: as, a spice of roguery or of adventure.n. A substance aromatic or pungent to the taste, or to both taste and smell; a drug; a savory or piquant condiment or eatable; a relish.n. Now, specifically One of a class of aromatic vegetable condiments used for the seasoning of food, commonly in a pulverized state, as pepper, allspice, nutmeg, ginger, cinnamon, and cloves; collectively, such substances as a class: as, the trade in spices or spice.n. A piquant odor or odorous substance, especially of vegetable origin; a spicy smell.n. Figuratively, a piquant concomitant; an engaging accompaniment or incident; an attractive or enjoyable variation.n. Synonyms Relish, savor, dash.To prepare with a condiment or seasoning, especially of something aromatic or piquant; season or temper with a spice or spices: as, highly spiced food; to spice wine.To vary or diversify, as speech, with words or matter of a different kind or tenor; interlard; make spicy, piquant, or entertaining; as, to spice one's talk with oaths, quips, or scandal; to spice a sermon with anecdotes.n. A small stick.