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Meanings of cive in English

Portuguese
cebolinho
Catalan
caramuixa

Perennial having hollow cylindrical leaves used for seasoning.

        cebolinho
        Synonyms
        Examples for "chives"
        Examples for "chives"
        1
        In a small bowl combine butter with garlic, parsley, chives and salt.
        The Perdue Chicken Cookbook
        2
        Add the mashed potato, chives and chopped cooked vegetables to the pan.
        The South African
        3
        Or what about stuffing the mushrooms with cream cheese and chopped chives?
        The South African
        4
        Add the mushrooms, corn, parsley, chives, garlic, bay leaf, thyme, and peppercorns.
        The ultimate rice cooker cookbook: 250 no-fail recipes for pilaf...
        5
        Ladle into bowls and top with sour cream, chives and remaining bacon.
        Jamaica Observer
        1
        I polished off the pork and chive dumplings, and felt encouraged.
        Twenty fragments of a ravenous youth
        2
        Form into a bundle, tie with a chive and serve.
        The Irish Times
        3
        Add one chive, one cardamon, two cloves, half a nutmeg and salt to taste.
        Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, April 9, 1919
        4
        Tie the herbs into a bundle using a piece of chive or kitchen twine.
        The ultimate rice cooker cookbook: 250 no-fail recipes for pilaf...
        5
        I finished the whole plate of fennel dumplings, and started on the pork and chive ones.
        Twenty fragments of a ravenous youth
        Usage of cive in English
        1
        Quod vivis Romanus a siculo petit, siculus judex datur quod siculus a cive Romano, civis Romanus datur.
        The Commonwealth of Oceana
        2
        The Cive is a hardy, bulbous-rooted, perennial plant, indigenous to France and Great Britain.
        The Field and Garden Vegetables of America / Containing Full Des...
        3
        Rows of hyssop, rue, saffron, and sage, and beds of lettuce, pepper-grass, and cives, all had their place in this old-fashioned garden.
        The Bay State Monthly — Volume 1, No. 1, January, 1884
        4
        The -sanates- were the -Latini prisci cives Romani-, or in other words, the communities of Latium compelled by the Romans to enter the plebeiate.
        The History of Rome, Book I / The Period Anterior to the Aboliti...
        5
        -Apolides--,-nulliuscertaecivitatiscives- (Ulp.
        The History of Rome, Book IV / The Revolution
        Translations for cive
        Cive through the time