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thyme

Any of several herbs belonging to the mint family. Garden thyme T. vulgaris, native to the Mediterranean, grows to 30 cm/1 ft high and has small leaves and pinkish flowers. Its aromatic leaves are used for seasoning in cookery. (Genus Thymus, family Labiatae.)
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We tread the meadow, and we scent the thorn, We hail the day-spring of a summer's morn; Nor mead at dawning day, nor thymy heath, Transcends the fragrance of the heifer's breath: May that dear fragrance, as it floats along O'er ev'ry flow'r that lives in rustic song; May all the sweets of meadows and of kine Embalm, O Health
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