The name in French for aromatic vinegar is also connected with it.
The aromatic odour is delicious; its sweetness is tempered by an agreeable sharpness and astringency; it leaves a flattering flavour on the tongue.
The first Wesleyan chapel in Preston was built in the year 1787, and its situation was in that consecrated and highly aromatic region of the town called Back-lane.
To-day I had no blue firmament to revive my spirits; no genial gales, no aromatic plants to irritate my nerves and give me at least a momentary animation.
It presented one of those confusions of tall straight stems I am so fond of, and exhaled a fresh aromatic odour that revived my spirits.
The leaves have anaromatic smell, and a warm, pungent taste.
The root, when dry, is of a yellowish white color, with a sweetness in the taste somewhat resembling that of licorice, combined with a slight aromatic bitterness.
It is cultivated in gardens for the agreeable aromatic flavor of its seeds.
A fragrant, aromatic resin, or gum resin, burned as an incense in religious rites or for medicinal fumigation.
A special organ of plants, usually minute and globular, which often secretes some kind of resinous, gummy, or aromatic product.
Its leaves and twigs have also an aromatic smell when bruised, not so strong, however, as the last-mentioned.
It is also called "sweet birch," because its young twigs, when crushed, give out a pleasant aromatic odour.
Its bark shreds and its fruit is a small round berry of agreeable aromatic odor.
Red cedar can be distinguished from all the other conifers mentioned by the deep color of the wood and the very distinct aromatic odor.
The flesh is firm, fine-grained, juicy, tender with a peculiarly rich aromatic flavor.
The qualities commending Agawam are large size and attractive appearance of bunch and berry; rich, sweet aromatic flavor; vigor of vine; and capacity for self-fertilization.
After a summer rain there is no aromaticperfume surpassing that of the odor of sagebrush filling the newly washed air.
Anise is a pleasant, aromatic carminative, and is used in flatulent colic.
Among others we may mention the old and time-honored remedy, which consists of two or three ounces of the oil of turpentine, taken in castor oil or some aromatic tincture.
Pierce's Extract of Smart-weed is a valuable carminative and aromatic stimulant, and has been employed with marked success in all diseases in which this class of remedies is required.
Long-continued boiling liberates the astringent and bitter principles upon which its stimulant effects to a great extent depend, and drives off with the steam the aromatic oil from which the agreeable taste is derived.
It is still used for various popular remedies, for the most part composed of various aromatic and stimulative substances held in solution by alcohol.
An injection of sulphate of zinc into the blood-vessels is also stated to be satisfactory; while natron, various spices, and other aromatic compounds are sometimes employed.
These properties of nature it retains to this day, and travellers speak of its balmy air, and the rich fragrance that is wafted from its aromatic herbs.
The tombs are shaded by the ever-verdant and aromatic cypress, or varied by rose-trees and “flowers of all hues.
Saloio Lisbon, Portugal An aromatic farm-made hand cheese of skim milk.
Old Tilsiter is something special in aromatic tang, and attempts to imitate it are made around the world.
A Blue with a pleasant, aromatic flavor, and of further interest because in Switzerland, the motherland of cheese, it is an imitation of a foreign type.
Aromatic with caraway, brought from Germany by early emigrants and successfully imitated.
This fine, aromatic cheese is considered by many as the very best to eat while drinking beer.
It is formed into rough cubes and wrapped in the pungent, aromatic leaves of Frailejón Lanudo (Espeletia Schultzii) which imparts to it a characteristic flavor.
The stuff was, I perceived, a mischievous trash, slightly stimulating, aromatic and attractive, likely to become a bad habit and train people in the habitual use of stronger tonics and insidiously dangerous to people with defective kidneys.
The latter is less aromatic being the product of redistillation.
The aromatic smell of the spruce grew stronger, but there was nothing to be seen save the shadowy woods, and the packed sled-road between.
The place reeks of it, and after thearomatic spruce woods the air here is like poison.
That aromatic odour might come from an Indian tepee, from the hut of some lonely prospecting party, or from the camp of the man he was following; in any case it was as well to be prepared.
We had to bring him to with aromatic spirits of ammonia, and slapping his hands.
The scented gloom, heavy with the aromatic odors of life-everlasting and sweet fern, gave place to the fresh keen wind with new pine-scents in it, and to the dappled sunshine.
Bertha was bathing her head with aromatic vinegar, and soothing her with loving words.
Anyhow, I have been sent to fetch a bottle of aromatic vinegar which Jane, poor girl!
They no longer inhaled the soft languid perfumes of aromatic plants, the musky scent of thyme, and the incense of lavender.
I discovered there new scents, so sweetly aromaticthat they brought tears into my eyes.
She filled her skirt with a harvest of aromatic plants, southernwood, mint, verbenas.
They were pushing right up to the altar step, enclosing him with a belt of woodland, wafting in his face a rank perfume of aromatic shoots.
At first there was a prelude, bright and childlike; her hands, that had just now twisted and twined the aromatic greenery, exhaled the pungency of crushed herbage, and recalled her old girlish ramblings through the wildness of the Paradou.
And she gathered up thearomatic greenery, the southernwood, the mint, the verbenas, the balm, and the fennel.
We like the smell of this aromatic forest timber and its clear flame.
The bunches, it is true, are not handsome, the berries are not large, and the colour is not good; but has any Muscat a finer or more aromatic flavour?
There is an aromatic fragrance everywhere from the withering leaves and from the lingering flowers.
Anon he had more commonplace scents mingling with them,--the appetizing smell of fried sausages, the aromatic odour of freshly made coffee.
He could smell the hot aromatic scent of the gorse and wild thyme.
Antony sat down by a gorse bush, whose golden flowers were scenting the air with a sweet aromatic scent.
Water made very sweet with sugar, with aromatic spirits of ammonia added, may be drunk freely as a corrective.
Aromatic cascara sagrada in from ten to thirty-drop doses is a very good laxative, if a stronger remedy is needed.
If constipation is the habit a laxative should be given; the aromatic fluid extract of cascara sagrada or magnesia are suitable.
If brandy is not obtainable the patient may take aromatic spirits of ammonia in hot water every twenty minutes for a number of doses.
The grubs are white, have a fragrant aromatic flavour, and form a favourite article of food amongst the natives.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "aromatic" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
