Name of a fragrant herb whose Latin origin, 'dew of the sea', refers to its leaves with a misty cast
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- Fragrant herb used in bread
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- Herb with needle-like leaves used in cookery, aromatherapy and as a symbol of remembrance
- Aromatic shrub whose leaves yield a fragrant oil used in the of perfumes
- Aromatic evergreen shrub native to the Mediterranean often used to flavour roast meats
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