chamomile
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- noun
- /ˈkæməˌmaɪl/
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manzanilla
- Every evening, she brews a warm cup of chamomile tea to help her sleep better.
- chamomile tea
- a cup of chamomile
- chamomile tea bags
That is the reason why chamomile can make you sleepy.
- That is the reason why chamomile can make you sleepy.
- It, we went from Earl Grey and mint and chamomile into all these plethora of flavors.
- But there's also crops that a lot of people turn away from, like chamomile, dill, fennel, crops that can grow up.
- We've got lavender, chamomile and Thorsi in here as well, all of which are incredible to to soothe you, harmonize you.
- I started early aloe Vera, chamomile and lavender spray just to finish off.
- And then you just add anything to like caffeine free, chamomile free.
- You mentioned a few supplements, Theanine apogenin, which is chamomile extract.
Examples
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A warm glass of milk with chamomile and honey.
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Maud brought her father a cup of chamomile tea before he went to bed.
Fiction book (1993) -
Can we have some chamomile tea, please?
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Here you go-- one chamomile tea.
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"Would you like me to make a cup of chamomile tea for you?"
Fiction book (1995) -
"I'll get you a cup of chamomile tea," she said.
Fiction book (1995) -
I made you chamomile tea since you've been having so much trouble sleeping lately.
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I'll make you a chamomile tea to help with the jet lag.
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For the headache he got afterwards, he drank chamomile tea and meditated.
Fiction book (1996) -
I am currently relaxing with a cup of chamomile tea while blogging and petting Oscar.
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Synonyms
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A small plant with white, daisy-like flowers used to make calming tea
A plant with small white flowers or a tea made from them to help you relax
A small flowering herb used to make a calming tea and essential oil, with a slightly bitter taste
A small annual herb like chamomile with fragrant flowers used in tea to help relax
A European herb with small white flowers used to make calming tea
A small annual herb with a strong smell and bitter taste used in teas and medicine
A plant with small white flowers and feathery leaves that smells like apple and people use in herbal tea
A small plant with apple-scented leaves and white flowers used for herbal tea and skin care
A small group of flowering plants like chamomile used to make tea
Compounds
A small white wildflower with a yellow center that grows in cornfields and spreads quickly
- Specialized
A plant with yellow flowers that people use to make natural yellow dye
A plant with white, pink, or purple flowers like a daisy that blooms in autumn and likes wet ground
- Specialized
A small flowering herb used to make a calming tea and essential oil, with a slightly bitter taste
- Specialized
A small annual coastal plant with a strong smell, bristly leaves, and yellow flowers without petals
A plant like chamomile that grows for one year, tastes more bitter, and helps mild stomach problems
- Specialized
A common weed with white flowers, yellow centers and a strong bad smell
A small annual herb with a strong smell and bitter taste used in teas and medicine
How Scented
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chamomile comes from Greek parts chamai- meaning 'on the ground' and -melon meaning 'apple'. So it once meant 'earth-apple' because the plant grows low and smells a little like apple, and that is why chamomile today names a low, sweet-smelling herb often used for tea.