bergamot mint English

Meaning bergamot mint meaning

What does bergamot mint mean?

bergamot mint

— noun mint with leaves having perfume like that of the bergamot orange

— noun (= bee balm) perennial aromatic herb of eastern North America having variously colored tubular flowers in dense showy heads

Synonyms bergamot mint synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as bergamot mint?

bergamot mint English » English

oswego tea

beebalm

bee balm

lemon mint

eau de cologne mint

Monarda didyma

Mentha citrata

wild bergamot

monarda

bergamot

Mentha aquatica

Examples bergamot mint examples

How do I use bergamot mint in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The Royal Canadian Mint will no longer distribute the coin to financial institutions around the country, but it will remain legal tender.

Movie subtitles

HOW WOULD YOU LIKE A JOB IN THE MINT?

MINT?

I NO LIKE-A MINT.

The kid's hardware must be worth a mint.

Gentlemen, how would you all like a mint julep?

Dixie just wouldn't be Dixie without a mint julep.

Mint juleps always make me sing.

How about some more mint juice?

A woman don't have to wear a polish like a new dime just out of the mint.

Five mint juleps, if you please.

The Mint Saloon in Dodge City.

Mint julep, Colonel?

How about a job in the mint?

No, I no like a mint.

And a mint mandarin.

If all that mint sticks in the juleps, it's bound to be a powerful night.

You got some mint juleps?

The Newport branch of the United States Mint?

You can still smell the mint on it.

His mint julep manners.

No other man since the mint julep guy? - No.

My brother works in the mint.

Well, I told you, my brother works in the mint.

That brother of mine owns the mint now.

I own the mint.

I'm not running any annex to the mint.

Congrats! The kid's hardware must be worth a mint.

You ain't got the mint on this game.

I got a nice bit of lamb and mint sauce.

I never think lamb's quite the same without mint sauce.

With green mint?

Green mint. That's what the boy said.

News and current affairs

For developing economies, including most of the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) and MINT (Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria, and Turkey) countries, the risk is particularly large.

For example, the inspectors found a dozen chemical weapons warheads in mint condition in a relatively new warehouse, but minimized the significance of their discovery by arguing that the warheads were empty.

As in Las Vegas, the lucky few - the bankers that put our economy at risk and the owners of energy companies that put our planet at risk - may walk off with a mint.

Japan and South Korea mint their own pop singers and fashion trends.

The variant proposed by Warren, and followed by FDR in 1933, was to raise the price at which the government bought gold from the mint.