Thyme is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THYME in dictionary:

NOUN:
• any member of the labiate genus Thymus
• a low-growing aromatic plant of the mint family. The small leaves are used as a culinary herb and the plant yields a medicinal oil.
• Any plant of the labiate genus Thymus. The garden thyme (Thymus vulgaris) is a warm, pungent aromatic, much used to give a relish to seasoning and soups.
• any of various mints of the genus Thymus
• leaves can be used as seasoning for almost any meat and stews and stuffings and vegetables
• aromatic herb
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an aromatic herb

Words related to THYME

thymes14 thymey17 thymier15 thymiest16 thymy16

Words that contain THYME

thymes14 thymey17 bothymen18 enthymeme19 bathymeter20 bathymetry23 cyclothyme25 enthymemes20 thymectomy25 bathymeters21 bathymetric23 cyclothymes26 epithymetic23 bathymetries22 enthymematic24 thymectomies24 thymectomise24 thymectomize33 bathymetrical25 thymectomised26 thymectomises25 thymectomized35 thymectomizes34 enthymematical26 thymectomising27 thymectomizing36 thymelaeaceous24 bathymetrically30

How to use THYME in a sentence

• Instead of Wild Thyme and the sunny field, he was looking at the sea.
• For Wild Thyme only of all the Forest People loved her without awe.
• Wild Thyme jumped back into the dance and the Tree Mother stood alone.
• He was disappointed, for he did want a playmate, and he had almost given up looking for Wild Thyme.
• Thyme likes a light, rich soil, and bears division.
• Sweet-williams, thyme, and later some Canterbury bells.
• About 100 tons of lavender, 25 of spike, 40 of thyme, and 20 of rosemary are sent out from Grasse every year.
• Any stranger who had met him walking over the thyme, with his fierce face bent downward, would have gained a bad notion of the local population.
• In the smallest gardens, Mint, Parsley, Sage, and both Common and Lemon Thyme, must find a place.
• The waste hills are covered with thyme, box, and chene-vert.
• The waste parts are either in two-leaved pine and thyme, or of absolutely naked rock.
• There was not a sound of life but the low, drowsy humming of the bees in the stone-rooted tufts of fragrant thyme.
• A sprig or two of Rose-mary, Thyme and Sweet-marjoram, are the Herbs that should go into it.
• When you use not herbs, but Carrots and Turneps, put in a little Peny-royal and a sprig of Thyme.
• My first baby breath was drawn from these thyme scented breezes.
• There is in some districts an old superstition that to bring wild Thyme into the house conveys severe illness, or death to some member of the family.
• So he scattered rowan-leaves, thyme, fern, and other magic herbs over the sword, and at last it inclined towards the sorcerer, and he took it in his arms.
• Season with salt, cayenne, thyme and a few sweet herbs.
• As clover is the best food for sick bees, so thyme is the best for making honey, and it is because Sicily abounds in good thyme that it takes the palm for producing honey.
• This is greatly preferable to the dried thyme commonly used, during the season when it cannot be obtained in a fresh state.
• He smells of wild thyme when he first comes out of the water, wherefore St.
• He went down through the thickets and across the downs of thyme, till he came to the vineyard walls, and the olives in the glen.

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