jasmine
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- noun
- /ˈdʒæz.mɪn/
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jazmín
- "I purchased it directly from its owner," Klinger said, inhaling the strong scent of jasmine perfume.
- jasmine odor
- peppermint and jasmine
That is Jasmine tea with usually almond milk.
- That is Jasmine tea with usually almond milk.
- So this one's top scent are vanilla, sandalwood, Jasmine petals, cashmere wood, and pink pepper.
- So this has notes of Sicilian bergamot, velvet gardenia, Egyptian Jasmine.
- It is an Oatmeal Bay shampoo and has a little bit of scent, but the scent is very, very slight, a little bit of Jasmine and vanilla.
- This is the Mae Lindstrom skin, the Jasmine garden botanical facial mist.
- It's got black cumin in it, Jasmine rice, red lentils, yellow lentils.
- But the cashmere vanilla is so wild because it was basically like just off of Trader Joe's Jasmine rice that I make.
Examples
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Inexplicably, the scent of Jasmine threads the night air, cold air, closer now to winter than the depths of fall.
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Right now I am using the white Jasmine and mint.
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A sweet fragrance rose from the star jasmine along the property wall.
Fiction book (1991) -
A kitchen garden that smells of herbs in the day... jasmine in the evening.
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The lilacs and jasmine send their fragrance in through my window.
Fiction book (1995) -
This is the Mae Lindstrom skin, the Jasmine garden botanical facial mist.
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The jasmine plant blooms with beautiful white flowers that fill the air with a sweet scent.
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In the evening, the fragrance of jasmine wafts through the garden as the sun sets.
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She added jasmine to her collection of fragrant plants, enjoying its lovely aroma in the summer.
Synonyms
A group of plants like jasmine that grow as shrubs or climbing plants
Compounds
A poisonous evergreen climbing plant with fragrant yellow flowers from the southern United States
A woody climbing plant from Argentina with glossy leaves and fragrant white flowers
A climbing evergreen plant with shiny dark green leaves and white flowers that smell sweet
An evergreen vine with many small white fragrant flowers used for garlands and tea
- Specialized
A fragrant liquid taken from the plant's flowers and used in perfumes
A small bush that stays green all year with sweet white flowers that smell at night
A climbing evergreen plant with shiny dark green leaves and white star-shaped flowers that smell sweet
A tall tree with large yellow flowers with white centers that smell sweet
A climbing evergreen plant that has sweet yellow funnel-shaped flowers and poisonous parts
How Fragrant
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word jasmine comes from the Persian and Arabic word yāsamīn, which was the old name for the 'sweet-smelling flower'. So English kept that name for a very fragrant plant, which is why jasmine now means a plant known for its lovely scent.