Definition of honewort in English:

honewort

noun ˈhəʊnwəːt-wôrt

A wild plant of the parsley family.
Two species in the family Umbelliferae: Cryptotaenia canadensis, a native of North America and eastern Asia which is cultivated for food in Japan, and Trinia glauca, a small European plant
Example sentencesExamples
- As of today, May 20, they are able to harvest Japanese radishes, green peas, carrots and honeworts.
- Native Americans gathered the botanically related wild honewort, a woodland perennial native that grows from Manitoba to New Brunswick and south to Georgia.
- The vegetables to be kept fresh by means of the present invention are not particularly limited, and thus may include radish sprouts, chives, honewort and shallots.
- Hydroponics is now well established in Japan, particularly for vegetables such as cucumbers, melons, tomatoes, lettuce, honeworts, strawberries, radish sprouts, leeks and green Welsh onions.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from obsolete hone 'swelling' (for which the plant was believed to be a remedy) + wort.

Definition of honewort in US English:

honewort

noun-wôrt

A wild plant of the parsley family.
Two species in the family Umbelliferae: Cryptotaenia canadensis, a native of North America and eastern Asia which is cultivated for food in Japan, and Trinia glauca, a small European plant
Example sentencesExamples
- The vegetables to be kept fresh by means of the present invention are not particularly limited, and thus may include radish sprouts, chives, honewort and shallots.
- Native Americans gathered the botanically related wild honewort, a woodland perennial native that grows from Manitoba to New Brunswick and south to Georgia.
- Hydroponics is now well established in Japan, particularly for vegetables such as cucumbers, melons, tomatoes, lettuce, honeworts, strawberries, radish sprouts, leeks and green Welsh onions.
- As of today, May 20, they are able to harvest Japanese radishes, green peas, carrots and honeworts.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from obsolete hone ‘swelling’ (for which the plant was believed to be a remedy) + wort.

单词	honewort
释义	Definition of honewort in English: honewort noun ˈhəʊnwəːt-wôrt A wild plant of the parsley family. Two species in the family Umbelliferae: Cryptotaenia canadensis, a native of North America and eastern Asia which is cultivated for food in Japan, and Trinia glauca, a small European plant Example sentencesExamples As of today, May 20, they are able to harvest Japanese radishes, green peas, carrots and honeworts. Native Americans gathered the botanically related wild honewort, a woodland perennial native that grows from Manitoba to New Brunswick and south to Georgia. The vegetables to be kept fresh by means of the present invention are not particularly limited, and thus may include radish sprouts, chives, honewort and shallots. Hydroponics is now well established in Japan, particularly for vegetables such as cucumbers, melons, tomatoes, lettuce, honeworts, strawberries, radish sprouts, leeks and green Welsh onions. Origin Mid 17th century: from obsolete hone 'swelling' (for which the plant was believed to be a remedy) + wort. Definition of honewort in US English: honewort noun-wôrt A wild plant of the parsley family. Two species in the family Umbelliferae: Cryptotaenia canadensis, a native of North America and eastern Asia which is cultivated for food in Japan, and Trinia glauca, a small European plant Example sentencesExamples The vegetables to be kept fresh by means of the present invention are not particularly limited, and thus may include radish sprouts, chives, honewort and shallots. Native Americans gathered the botanically related wild honewort, a woodland perennial native that grows from Manitoba to New Brunswick and south to Georgia. Hydroponics is now well established in Japan, particularly for vegetables such as cucumbers, melons, tomatoes, lettuce, honeworts, strawberries, radish sprouts, leeks and green Welsh onions. As of today, May 20, they are able to harvest Japanese radishes, green peas, carrots and honeworts. Origin Mid 17th century: from obsolete hone ‘swelling’ (for which the plant was believed to be a remedy) + wort.
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