alecost

Examples

• All

• Historically, brewers added alecost to ale for its pleasant, herbal taste.

• The alecost in the garden thrives in full sun and well-drained soil.

• I added fresh alecost to my salad.

• The alecost plant grows well in sunny areas.

• She sprinkled chopped alecost leaves into the salad for a subtle, aromatic flavor.

• Historically, brewers added alecost to ale for its pleasant, herbal taste.

• I added fresh alecost to my salad.

Synonyms

T

Tanacetum balsamita

vsalecost

• Specialized

9.9

A leafy herb with a strong smell used in tea and to flavor food

is the traditional common name used instead of the scientific term

C

costmary

vsalecost

• Specialized

9.9

A plant with a strong smell whose leaves add flavor to food or tea

is a more specific local common name focused on culinary use

C

Chrysanthemum balsamita

vsalecost

• Specialized

9.9

A plant with a minty smell and yellow button flowers used in salads and tea

is the familiar common name rather than this scientific-style form

B

balsam herb

vsalecost

• UK

9.3

A plant from Europe and Asia with small round yellow flowers used to flavor food, make tea, or scent potpourri

emphasizes its role as a salad green and flavoring rather than beverage

B

bible leaf

vsalecost

• UK

9.9

A small herb with round yellow flowers and a strong smell that people use to flavor food or tea

is the established common term without stressing alternate classification

M

mint geranium

vsalecost

9.9

A small herb with a mint smell used to add flavor to food or tea

is the standard common name focusing on its culinary and potpourri uses

Surface Forms

Etymology