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Meanings of dill in English
Aromatic Old World herb having aromatic threadlike foliage and seeds used as seasoning.
(Anethum graveolens) A medical and spice plant originally from Central Asia in the the family of the Apiaceae.
Usage of dill in English
1
Drizzle generously with garlic oil and scatter over the dill, and serve.
2
Up in one corner, there was a little green bed of dill.
3
Store fresh mint in the refrigerator similar to how you would dill.
4
Serve straight away, scattered with the crispy capers and any remaining dill.
5
You can add some avocado slices, dill or even finely chopped gherkins.
6
The Superiority Burger features muenster cheese, iceberg lettuce, tomato, dill and pickle.
7
For the dill sauce Blend all the ingredients together in a blender.
8
Garnish with lemon wedges and a few more pretty fronds of dill.
9
Ve must vait dill der evenin' drain gomes pefore ve haf supper.
10
Then the story of the dill and the verse was told.
11
Fresh dill can be used in place of the tarragon if you prefer.
12
I have parsley, lovage, dill and my special treat today is arugula flowers.
13
Add some dill, lemon zest, chopped gherkins or fresh chilli should you wish.
14
Remove the coarser stems from the dill and set them aside.
15
To my palate the dill pickle appeals as almost the acme of disagreeableness.
16
Even if we use herrings or dill, we cook unconsciously with this identity.
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Dill across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common