herbāˈrium noun (pl herbāˈriums or herbāˈria)

(a room, building, etc for) a classified collection of preserved plants

herbˈary noun

A garden of herbs

herbed adjective

Flavoured with herbs

herbicīdˈal adjective

herbˈicide /-i-sīd/ noun

A substance for killing weeds, etc, esp a selective weedkiller

herbˈist noun

A herbalist

herbivˈora /-ə-rə/ plural noun

Grass-eating animals, esp ungulates

herbˈivore /-vör/ noun

herbivˈorous adjective

Eating or living on grass or herbage

herbivˈory noun

herbˈless adjective

herbˈlet or herbˈelet noun (Shakespeare)

A small herb

herbˈorist noun

A herbalist

herborīzāˈtion or herborīsāˈtion noun

herbˈorize or herbˈorise intransitive verb

To botanize

herbˈose or herbˈous adjective

Abounding with herbs

herbˈy adjective

Of or relating to herbs

herbal medicine noun

The therapeutic and restorative use, based on holistic patient assessment, of the healing properties of plants

herbal tea see herb tea below.

herbˈ-beer noun

A substitute for beer made from herbs

herb bennet noun

(L herba benedicta blessed herb) avens

herb Christopher noun

Baneberry

herb garden noun

herb Gerard noun

Ground elder

herb-graceˈ, herb-of-graceˈ or herb-of-repentˈance noun

The common rue

herb Paris noun

A tetramerous plant (Paris quadrifolia) of the lily family

herb Peter noun

Cowslip

herb Robert noun

Stinking cranesbill (Geranium robertianum), a plant with small reddish-purple flowers

herb tea or herbal tea noun

A drink made by infusing aromatic herbs

herb-trinˈity noun

The pansy