What is another word for chervil?
Pronunciation:
[ t͡ʃˈɜːvə͡l], [ tʃˈɜːvəl], [ tʃ_ˈɜː_v_əl]
Related words: chervil plant, chervil uses, chervil benefits, chervil seed, chervil plant care
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Synonyms for Chervil:
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n.
• food • herb Other relevant words:
- achira ,
- allspice tree ,
- anise plant ,
- anise seed ,
- aniseed ,
- antic ,
- artificial additive ,
- batch ,
- boxberry ,
- brownish-orange ,
- capriole ,
- capsicum ,
- capsicum pepper plant ,
- catmint ,
- chamomile ,
- checkerberry ,
- chemical mace ,
- chicory plant ,
- chicory root ,
- cilantro ,
- coin ,
- common fennel ,
- common pepper ,
- common salt ,
- common sorrel ,
- coriander plant ,
- coriander seed ,
- creeping wintergreen ,
- cumin seed ,
- curcuma longa ,
- curly endive ,
- deal ,
- dill weed ,
- dock ,
- estragon ,
- finocchio ,
- flock ,
- frolic ,
- gambol ,
- golden buttons ,
- good deal ,
- great deal ,
- ground-berry ,
- groundberry ,
- hatful ,
- heap ,
- hepatic ,
- job ,
- joke ,
- lemongrass oil ,
- liquorice ,
- lot ,
- macebearer ,
- macer ,
- mass ,
- mess ,
- mickle ,
- mint candy ,
- mountain ,
- mountain tea ,
- mouth-watering ,
- muckle ,
- nin-sin ,
- obedience plant ,
- ointment ,
- oxalis ,
- passel ,
- pasturage ,
- peck ,
- pelt ,
- peppercorn ,
- peppermint candy ,
- peppermint gum ,
- pile ,
- pimento tree ,
- piquant ,
- play ,
- plenty ,
- pot ,
- pot marjoram ,
- prank ,
- put-on ,
- pyrola ,
- quite a little ,
- raft ,
- red gum ,
- red sorrel ,
- romp ,
- roselle ,
- rozelle ,
- sage-green ,
- salinity ,
- saltiness ,
- salve ,
- salvia ,
- savoury ,
- scented fern ,
- sight ,
- slew ,
- sour grass ,
- spate ,
- spice up ,
- spiceberry ,
- spicery ,
- spiciness ,
- stack ,
- strategic arms limitation talks ,
- strike ,
- succory ,
- sweet basil ,
- table salt ,
- tailwort ,
- teaberry ,
- tidy sum ,
- trefoil ,
- trick ,
- unction ,
- unguent ,
- wad ,
- white pepper ,
- wild marjoram ,
- winter sweet ,
- wood sorrel ,
- zest ,
- zesty .
How to use "Chervil" in context?
The chervil is a member of the Umbelliferae family and is related to carrots, parsley, and fennel. The plant is a biennial, has a smooth, gray-green root that is trimmed into an elongated triangular shape, and a stem that is covered with small hairs. The leaves are oblong and have an serrated margin. The flowers are white, have five petals, and are pollinated by bees. The chervil is used fresh or dried in salads, or can be used in cooked dishes.
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