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Definition of labiate
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Labiate
(a.)
Having
the limb of a
tubular
corolla
or calyx
divided
into two
unequal
parts,
one
projecting
over the other like the lips of a
mouth,
as in the
snapdragon,
sage, and
catnip..
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Labiate
::
Labiate
(n.) A plant of the order
Labiatae.
Rosemary
::
Rosemary
(n.) A
labiate
shrub
(Rosmarinus
officinalis)
with
narrow
grayish
leaves,
growing
native
in the
southern
part of
France,
Spain,
and
Italy,
also in Asia Minor and in
China.
It has a
fragrant
smell,
and a warm,
pungent,
bitterish
taste.
It is used in
cookery,
perfumery,
etc., and is an
emblem
of
fidelity
or
constancy..
Sage
::
Sage (n.) A
suffruticose
labiate
plant
(Salvia
officinalis)
with
grayish
green
foliage,
much used in
flavoring
meats,
etc. The name is often
extended
to the whole
genus,
of which many
species
are
cultivated
for
ornament,
as the
scarlet
sage, and
Mexican
red and blue
sage..
Lion''s Tail
::
Lion's
tail () A genus of
labiate
plants
(Leonurus);
-- so
called
from a
fancied
resemblance
of its
flower
spikes
to the tuft of a
lion's
tail. L.
Cardiaca
is the
common
motherwort.
Water Germander
::
Water
germander
() A
labiate
plant
(Teucrium
Scordium)
found in
marshy
places
in
Europe.
Bilabiate
::
Bilabiate
(a.)
Having
two lips, as the
corols
of
certain
flowers..
Savory
::
Savory
(n.) An
aromatic
labiate
plant
(Satureia
hortensis),
much used in
cooking;
-- also
called
summer
savory..
Thyme
::
Thyme (n.) Any plant of the
labiate
genus
Thymus.
The
garden
thyme
(Thymus
vulgaris)
is a warm,
pungent
aromatic,
much used to give a
relish
to
seasoning
and
soups..
Labiatifloral
::
Labiatifloral
(a.)
Having
labiate
flowers,
as the
snapdragon..
Labiate
::
Labiate
(a.)
Having
the limb of a
tubular
corolla
or calyx
divided
into two
unequal
parts,
one
projecting
over the other like the lips of a
mouth,
as in the
snapdragon,
sage, and
catnip..
Motherwort
::
Motherwort
(n.) A
labiate
herb
(Leonurus
Cardiaca),
of a
bitter
taste,
used
popularly
in
medicine;
lion's
tail..
Personate
::
Personate
(a.)
Having
the
throat
of a
bilabiate
corolla
nearly
closed
by a
projection
of the base of the lower lip;
masked,
as in the
flower
of the
snapdragon..
Woundwort
::
Woundwort
(n.) Any one of
certain
plants
whose soft, downy
leaves
have been used for
dressing
wounds,
as the
kidney
vetch,
and
several
species
of the
labiate
genus
Stachys..
Labiate
::
Labiate
(a.)
Belonging
to a
natural
order of
plants
(Labiatae),
of which the mint, sage, and
catnip
are
examples.
They are
mostly
aromatic
herbs..
Nepeta
::
Nepeta
(n.) A genus of
labiate
plants,
including
the
catnip
and
ground
ivy..
Labiate
::
Labiate
(v. t.) To
labialize.
Two-lipped
::
Two-lipped
(a.)
Divided
in such a
manner
as to
resemble
the two lips when the mouth is more or less open;
bilabiate.
Lip
::
Lip (n.) One of the two
opposite
divisions
of a
labiate
corolla.
Ringent
::
Ringent
(a.)
Having
the lips
widely
separated
and
gaping
like an open
mouth;
as a
ringent
bilabiate
corolla.
Mint
::
Mint (n.) The name of
several
aromatic
labiate
plants,
mostly
of the genus
Mentha,
yielding
odoriferous
essential
oils by
distillation.
See
Mentha..
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