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herb English
Meaning herb meaning
What does herb mean?
Definitions in simple English
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Synonyms herb synonyms
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Topics herb topics
What do people use herb to talk about?
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What general types of small plants are there?
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What types of aromatic herbs are there?amaryllis angelica anise balm basil chamomile cardamom cassia catnip chamomile chervil chicory cosmopolitan cowpea cress cumin dill fennel fenugreek feverfew foxglove ginseng henbane herb horehound hyssop licorice lucerne mandrake marjoram medicinal mint parsley parsnip peppermint portulaca purslane rosemary sage savory saxifrage skunk sorrel spearmint spikenard tarragon thyme valerian watercress wintergreen yarrow
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What general words refer to medicine?
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What words refer to a plant that is used as a medicine?
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What words refer to the medicine used in traditional medicine?
Examples herb examples
How do I use herb in a sentence?
Simple sentences
After a few dozen unrequited infatuations, Herb's heart became unbreakable.
Movie subtitles
What was that herb that excited him so?
What is that herb that made him so upset?
Bullet went right through you, Herb.
Too bad, Herb was a real nice fella.
Hello, Herb.
Herb, I'd like you to meet my brother-in-law.
Charles, this is Herb Hawkins.
How's your mother, Herb?
Excuse me, Herb.
Good night, Herb. - Good night, Charlie.
What were we saying, Herb? Did I notice what?
Well, Herb, how's your mother?
Herb's talking about killing me, and I'm talking about killing him.
Herb heard you beating on the door.
Here, Herb. I'd like you to meet my brother-in-law.
Good night, Herb.
What were we saying, Herb?
We're not talking about killing people. Herb's talking about killing me, and I'm talking about killing him.
Quick thinking, Herb. - Lucky thing.
I'm glad you happened to be going by, Herb.
Herb, will you take Roger?
News and current affairs
Consider a drug based on traditional knowledge, say, of an herb well known for its medicinal properties.
As the late economist Herb Stein, an advisor to President Richard Nixon, used to say, if something is unsustainable, then someday it will stop.