cecily
- noun
- The chef added fresh cecily to the salad for a hint of sweetness.
Examples
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Some herbal teas include cecily because of its pleasant aroma and flavor.
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Gardeners often grow cecily for its fragrant leaves and delicate white flowers.
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I added fresh cecily to the salad.
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Have you ever tried cooking with cecily?
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The chef added fresh cecily to the salad for a hint of sweetness.
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Gardeners often grow cecily for its fragrant leaves and delicate white flowers.
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Some herbal teas include cecily because of its pleasant aroma and flavor.
Synonyms
A herb from Europe with sweet-smelling leaves like ferns and white flowers
A European garden herb with fern-like leaves, white flowers and a sweet aniseed taste
A herb with sweet-smelling leaves used to flavor food
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cecily names the herb also called sweet cicely, and the word likely comes from old English and French names for the plant. A helpful way to remember it is to think of the name Cecily adding something 'sweet' and fragrant to food, which fits the herb's aromatic, sweet-tasting leaves.