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Meanings of bergamot in English
Portuguese
bergamota Small tree with pear-shaped fruit whose oil is used in perfumery; Italy.
Usage of bergamot in English
1
He poured the tea, strong and redolent of the scent of bergamot.
2
Some bergamot, remember that's to be made mainly from the rind.
3
No more were bergamot or southern-wood, although vegetable in their nature.
4
Perfume with oil of bergamot, and apply three or four times a day.
5
My mother says Daddy Darwin has red bergamot i' his garden.
6
My mother always says there's nothing like red bergamot to take to church.
7
Lucy uses them for teas-lemonand wild bergamot, chamomile, anise hyssop.
8
Rub the musk with the bergamot, then add it to the soap, and beat up.
9
Its Earl Grey, being a blend of Assam and bergamot, really lends itself to puddings.
10
The writing on it was elegant and sloping and it smelled very faintly of bergamot.
11
I keep mine on my desk, where the notes of cedarwood and bergamot waft softly.
12
Bay rum six ounces, aromatic spirits of ammonia half an ounce, bergamot oil six drops.
13
This place is famous for its pomatum, gloves, wash-balls, perfumes, and toilette-boxes, lined with bergamot.
14
Black tea and bergamot (Earl Grey), slightly briny breakfast residue on tongue (smoked salmon).
15
Sift it into the melted cosmoline and stir until nearly cool, then add napthaline and oil bergamot.
16
A great round bed of "Robin-run-away," bergamot, that scented the air and attracted the humming-birds.
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