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Definition of herb
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Herb (n.)
Grass;
herbage.
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Alkanet
::
Alkanet
(n.) A
boraginaceous
herb
(Alkanna
tinctoria)
yielding
the dye;
orchanet.
Weatherboarding
::
Weatherboarding
(n.) The
covering
or
siding
of a
building,
formed
of
boards
lapping
over one
another,
to
exclude
rain, snow, etc..
Saxifrage
::
Saxifrage
(n.) Any plant of the genus
Saxifraga,
mostly
perennial
herbs
growing
in
crevices
of rocks in
mountainous
regions..
Graze
::
Graze (v. i.) To eat
grass;
to feed on
growing
herbage;
as,
cattle
graze on the
meadows..
Sarracenia
::
Sarracenia
(n.) A genus of
American
perennial
herbs
growing
in bogs; the
American
pitcher
plant.
Palma Christi
::
Palma
Christi
() A plant
(Ricinus
communis)
with
ornamental
peltate
and
palmately
cleft
foliage,
growing
as a woody
perennial
in the
tropics,
and
cultivated
as an
herbaceous
annual
in
temperate
regions;
--
called
also
castor-oil
plant..
Honesty
::
Honesty
(a.) Satin
flower;
the name of two
cruciferous
herbs
having
large flat pods, the round
shining
partitions
of which are more
beautiful
than the
blossom;
--
called
also
lunary
and
moonwort.
Lunaria
biennis
is
common
honesty;
L.
rediva
is
perennial
honesty..
Hadrosaurus
::
Hadrosaurus
(n.) An
American
herbivorous
dinosaur
of great size,
allied
to the
iguanodon.
It is found in the
Cretaceous
formation..
Orache
::
Orache
(n.) A genus
(Atriplex)
of herbs or low
shrubs
of the
Goosefoot
family,
most of them with a mealy
surface..
Meadowwort
::
Meadowwort
(n.) The name of
several
plants
of the genus
Spiraea,
especially
the
white-
or
pink-flowered
S.
salicifolia,
a low
European
and
American
shrub,
and the
herbaceous
S.
Ulmaria,
which has
fragrant
white
flowers
in
compound
cymes..
Herbalism
::
Herbalism
(n.) The
knowledge
of
herbs.
Wood-sare
::
Wood-sare
(n.) A kind of froth seen on
herbs.
Avens
::
Avens (n.) A plant of the genus Geum, esp. Geum
urbanum,
or herb
bennet..
Jeffersonia
::
"Jeffersonia
(n.) An
American
herb with a
pretty,
white,
solitary
blossom,
and
deeply
two-cleft
leaves
(Jeffersonia
diphylla);
twinleaf..
Caulis
::
Caulis
(n.) An
herbaceous
or woody stem which bears
leaves,
and may bear
flowers..
Fumitory
::
Fumitory
(n.) The
common
uame of
several
species
of the genus
Fumaria,
annual
herbs of the Old
World,
with
finely
dissected
leaves
and small
flowers
in dense
racemes
or
spikes.
F.
officinalis
is a
common
species,
and was
formerly
used as an
antiscorbutic..
Spicknel
::
Spicknel
(n.) An
umbelliferous
herb (Meum
Athamanticum)
having
finely
divided
leaves,
common
in
Europe;
--
called
also
baldmoney,
mew, and
bearwort..
Sea Turtle
::
Sea
turtle
() Any one of
several
very large
species
of
chelonians
having
the feet
converted
into
paddles,
as the green
turtle,
hawkbill,
loggerhead,
and
leatherback.
They
inhabit
all warm
seas..
Orchis
::
Orchis
(n.) A genus of
endogenous
plants
growing
in the North
Temperate
zone, and
consisting
of about
eighty
species.
They are
perennial
herbs
growing
from a tuber
(beside
which is
usually
found the last
year's
tuber
also),
and are
valued
for their showy
flowers.
See
Orchidaceous..
Herbaged
::
Herbaged
(a.)
Covered
with
grass.
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