dragon's wort

The term "dragon's wort" has been historically used to refer to various plants, primarily tarragon, valued for their culinary and medicinal properties.

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Definition

B2Culinary

(common)A perennial herb known for its aromatic leaves used as a seasoning, especially in European and Asian cuisines.

Example

  • She added dragon's wort to the sauce for a distinctive flavor.
  • Dragon's wort is often used in vinegar or oil mixtures.

C1Botany

(technical)A term that refers to various perennial herbs, including tarragon, dragon arum, common bistort, and green dragon.

Example

  • Dragon's wort can refer to multiple species, such as Artemisia dracunculus and Dracunculus vulgaris.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "dragon's wort":

green dragondragon's tailwater dragonsea dragonwater dropwortdragoon birdlizard's tailflying dragondevil's nettle