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Definition of fragrant
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of fragrant is as below...
Fragrant
(a.)
Affecting
the
olfactory
nerves
agreeably;
sweet of
smell;
odorous;
having
or
emitting
an
agreeable
perfume.
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Balm
::
Balm (n.) Any
fragrant
ointment.
Gelsemium
::
Gelsemium
(n.) A genus of
climbing
plants.
The
yellow
(false)
jasmine
(Gelsemium
sempervirens)
is a
native
of the
Southern
United
States.
It has showy and
deliciously
fragrant
flowers.
Marjoram
::
Marjoram
(n.) A genus of
mintlike
plants
(Origanum)
comprising
about
twenty-five
species.
The sweet
marjoram
(O.
Majorana)
is
pecularly
aromatic
and
fragrant,
and much used in
cookery.
The wild
marjoram
of
Europe
and
America
is O.
vulgare,
far less
fragrant
than the
other..
Boldu
::
Boldu (n.) A
fragrant
evergreen
shrub of Chili
(Peumus
Boldus).
The bark is used in
tanning,
the wood for
making
charcoal,
the
leaves
in
medicine,
and the
drupes
are
eaten..
Infragrant
::
Infragrant
(a.) Not
fragrant.
Heliotrope
::
Heliotrope
(n.) A plant of the genus
Heliotropium;
--
called
also
turnsole
and
girasole.
H.
Peruvianum
is the
commonly
cultivated
species
with
fragrant
flowers.
Olibanum
::
Olibanum
(n.) The
fragrant
gum resin of
various
species
of
Boswellia;
Oriental
frankincense.
Ambrein
::
Ambrein
(n.) A
fragrant
substance
which is the chief
constituent
of
ambergris.
Mammee
::
Mammee
(n.) A fruit tree of
tropical
America,
belonging
to the genus
Mammea
(M.
Americana);
also, its
fruit.
The
latter
is
large,
covered
with a
thick,
tough ring, and
contains
a
bright
yellow
pulp of a
pleasant
taste and
fragrant
scent.
It is often
called
mammee
apple..
Dittany
::
Dittany
(n.) In
America,
the
Cunila
Mariana,
a
fragrant
herb of the Mint
family..
Humiri
::
Humiri
(n.) A
fragrant
balsam
obtained
from
Brazilian
trees of the genus
Humirium.
Sweet-sop
::
Sweet-scented
(a.)
Having
a sweet scent or
smell;
fragrant.
Ambrosia
::
Ambrosia
(n.)
Formerly,
a kind of
fragrant
plant;
now
(Bot.),
a genus of
plants,
including
some
coarse
and
worthless
weeds,
called
ragweed,
hogweed,
etc..
Dove Plant
::
Dove plant () A
Central
American
orchid
(Peristeria
elata),
having
a
flower
stem five or six feet high, with
numerous
globose
white
fragrant
flowers.
The
column
in the
center
of the
flower
resembles
a dove; --
called
also Holy
Spirit
plant..
Tolu
::
Tolu (n.) A
fragrant
balsam
said to have been first
brought
from
Santiago
de Tolu, in New
Granada.
See
Balsam
of Tolu, under
Balsam..
Spice
::
Spice (n.) A
vegetable
production
of many
kinds,
fragrant
or
aromatic
and
pungent
to the
taste,
as
pepper,
cinnamon,
nutmeg,
mace,
allspice,
ginger,
cloves,
etc., which are used in
cookery
and to
flavor
sauces,
pickles,
etc..
Cherimoyer
::
Cherimoyer
(n.) A small
downy-leaved
tree
(Anona
Cherimolia),
with
fragrant
flowers.
It is a
native
of
Peru..
Hyacinth
::
Hyacinth
(n.) A
bulbous
plant of the genus
Hyacinthus,
bearing
beautiful
spikes
of
fragrant
flowers.
H.
orientalis
is a
common
variety..
Chulan
::
Chulan
(n.) The
fragrant
flowers
of the
Chloranthus
inconspicuus,
used in China for
perfuming
tea..
Bon Silene
::
Bon
Silene
() A very
fragrant
tea rose with
petals
of
various
shades
of pink.
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