"sumacade" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1986, Kathryn G. March, The wild plant companion: a fresh understanding of herbal food and medicine",
          "text": "The fruits are rinsed and pressed in cold water, which is strained for a pleasant sour drink, sumacade; the leaves are dried and smoked in pipes alone or with tobacco or other herbs and are a bland and pleasant enough smoke, possibly less injurious than regular tobacco.",
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        "A sweetened drink made with the drupes of the sumac."
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