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Meanings of wild thyme in English
Aromatic dwarf shrub common on banks and hillsides in Europe; naturalized in United States.
Usage of wild thyme in English
1
The honey of Mount Hymettus owes its fine quality to wild thyme.
2
The bees buzzed about the wild thyme and the golden heads of gorse.
3
She was so scented with wild thyme that it made the sentry sneeze.
4
Where the grass is shorter masses of shrivelled wild thyme may be seen.
5
Do you remember how sweet the perfumes were-theheather and the wild thyme?
6
I picked up a scabious head and pinches of wild thyme.
7
She was engaged in putting the wild thyme into a bunch, stalk by stalk.
8
With me thou shalt lie on the warm wild thyme.
9
The youth departed, weeping, and met the little hare, who was munching wild thyme.
10
As George's step crushed the wild thyme, which the thorn-tree shadowed, "Hush!"
11
A pungent, sweet smell of wild thyme rode the breeze.
12
At his feet the wild thyme grew in profusion.
13
She was carrying a bunch of the wild thyme.
14
The smell of wild thyme mingling with the salt of the low-tide seaweed conveyed stimulating fragrance.
15
Blackberries, olives, and wild thyme grew on the place, and also a kind of small melon.
16
Her mouth felt warm and silky and she tasted like his Pinot Noir and wild thyme.
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Wild thyme through the time
Wild thyme across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common