cedary
- adjective
- /ˈsiːdəri/
- The furniture gave the room a warm, cedary scent.
Examples
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The cedary scent of the wood filled the room.
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I love the cedary flavor of this smoked salmon.
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The wine had a subtle cedary aroma that reminded me of a forest.
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We enjoyed a picnic in a cedary grove by the lake.
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The cedary scent of the wood filled the room.
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The furniture gave the room a warm, cedary scent.
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I love the cedary flavor of this smoked salmon.
Synonyms
Having a smell like cedar wood
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word cedary comes from the tree name cedar plus the ending -y, which means 'having' or 'full of'. So cedary means 'having the smell or qualities of cedar', like 'cedarwood' or a 'cedar chest' that gives a warm, forest scent.