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| hys·sop [ híssəp ] (plural hys·sops) |
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1. aromatic herb: a fragrant plant similar to mint. Flowers: fragrant, pink, white, or blue, in spikes. Use: in aromatherapy and alternative medicine. Native to: Europe, Asia. Latin name Hyssopus officinalis.
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2. plant like hyssop: a plant related to or similar to true hyssop
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3. biblical plant: an unidentified plant whose twigs are described in the Bible as being used to sprinkle water during Hebrew religious ceremonies
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| [Pre-12th century. Via Latin< Greek hussōpos] |
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