rosemary English

Meaning rosemary meaning

What does rosemary mean?

rosemary

— noun extremely pungent leaves used fresh or dried as seasoning for especially meats

— noun widely cultivated for its fragrant grey-green leaves used in cooking and in perfumery

Synonyms rosemary synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as rosemary?

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Rosmarinus officinalis

Topics rosemary topics

What do people use rosemary to talk about?

Universe, creation Plant

Grass, herb, vine

• 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

Examples rosemary examples

How do I use rosemary in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Basil, sage, rosemary, thyme and oregano are popular herbs.

Movie subtitles

There's rosemary.

Miss Rosemary.

How about Rosemary Schultz?

Rosemary, Stroke of Luck, and L R.

Rosemary!

I wish you'd met Gaylord and Rosemary.

Then after that it was just, you know, rosemary and sweet whiskey and. just whoopin' and yellin'.

Pansies, rosemary, violence, mah wedding bouquet!

Nice to meet you. I'm Rosemary Woodhouse.

I'm Rosemary Woodhouse.

Listen, Rosemary, I got a two-inch-thick sirloin steak. sittin' defrostin' this minute.

Oh, oh, I think we're offending' Rosemary.

Laura-Louise, this is Guy's wife, Rosemary.

Then I'd grill two sausages with rosemary.

There's rosemary. That's for remembrance.

Come out and join us, Rosemary.

Rosemary told me you've been in New York.

I'm coming too, Rosemary.

Oh, uh, this is Miss Rosemary Sydney, Hal.

You sure look nice, Rosemary.

Wait a minute, Rosemary. Mrs. Owens, it was this way. - Millie was your date.

Rosemary, shut your mouth!

Good night, Rosemary.

I wasn't trying to be funny, Rosemary.

Rosemary.

I wish you happiness, Rosemary. I mean, Mrs. Bevans.

Pansies, rosemary, violence. My wedding bouquet.

Will you help me, Rosemary?

Oh, come on, Rosemary.

Why don't you ask Rosemary?

Rosemary has curled up, curled up with hollyhock.

Rosemary has curled up, curled up with hollyhock. Flirt, flirt, small devil, policemen are looking for you.

Listen, Rosemary.

Oh, I think we're offending Rosemary.

Laura-Louise, this is Guy's wife Rosemary.

Hello, Rosemary.

Best wishes, Rosemary.

News and current affairs

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