estragole
noun
es·tra·gole
ˈestrəˌgōl
variants or less commonly esdragol
ˈezdrəˌgȯl,
-gōl
plural -s
: a liquid ether C3H5C6H4OCH3 that has an odor like aniseed, occurs in tarragon oil, turpentine, and other essential oils, and is used in perfumes and flavoring materials; para-allyl-anisole
called also methyl chavicol
Word History
Etymology
estragole International Scientific Vocabulary estragon + -ole; esdragol from German, from esdragon, estragon (from French estragon) + -ol -ole
- try back
- try cock
- try every trick in the book
- try for
- try for a baby
- try for point
- try gun
- try it on
- try me
- try on
- try on for size
- try one's best
- try one's best/hardest
- try one's damnedest
- try one's hand
- try one's hand (at)
- try one's hand at
- try one's hardest
- try one's luck
- try out
- try someone's patience
- try something on for size
- try square
- try-on
- try-pot