herbal
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- adjective
- /ˈhɜrbəl/
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- I enjoy drinking herbal tea before bedtime to help me relax.
- herbal medicine
- herbal remedy
- herbal tea
They're all beautiful, the best hard herbal candies for cold weather cough and sore throat.
- They're all beautiful, the best hard herbal candies for cold weather cough and sore throat.
- And that powered down was a sleeping aid, like a herbal sleeping aid and melatonin.
- So why don't we add that in and control the vegetable and herbal essence in the soup without cooking it out, without it being muddled?
- Lavender, herbal remedies, synthetic things that pharmaceutical companies are making, none of those actually heal you.
- This is where I get my facials downtown and she gave me this herbal blemish gel which dries the hell out of any pimples that I may have.
- I did help them design A herbal, mostly herbal supplement for testosterone support for people who are not on TRT as things like Tonga Ali Fidoja.
- Acupuncture, nutrition, herbal supplements, those are all things that I chose.
- But I love having a herbal tea with my bath and then get out the bath.
- So maybe coffee, black coffee, black coffee or some herbal tea.
Examples
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Anyone here who you know takes herbal supplements, Chinese herbs, Western herbs?
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A careful evaluation of any prescribed medications, over-the-counter products, or herbal remedies is necessary.
Academic text (2006) -
There must be some herbal tea up there.
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Listen, that herbal cream should help.
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Doctor has brought some... herbal medicine.
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But when I walk into these like natural herbal shops, I just get so absorbed in it.
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I could really use some sort of herbal refreshment.
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Old Grandmother would make an herbal drink for her that would take away the cramps.
Fiction book (1992) -
Her past medical history was significant for the use of Chinese herbal medicinal patches for over twenty years.
Academic text (2007) -
You can buy all kinds of medicinal herbal teas in the marketplace.
Fiction book (1995)
Synonyms
Having the taste or smell of herbs such as basil and mint
Compounds
- Specialized
A treatment that uses parts of plants to help prevent or treat illness
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Herbal comes from the common word herb, from the Latin herba meaning 'plant' or 'grass'. So herbal means 'made from or about herbs', which is why we use it for plant medicines and teas.