caraway
Pronunciation: [ˈkɛrəˌweɪ]
Word
Context: "cooking"
(noun) Caraway is a plant with seeds that are used to add flavor to food. The seeds taste a bit like anise and are often used in breads, cheeses, and pickles.
Example
I added caraway seeds to the bread, and it tasted delicious.
Example
He didn't like the flavor of caraway in the soup, so he took it out.
Example
Have you ever tried caraway in your cooking?
Context: "botany"
(noun) Caraway refers to the actual plant itself, which is a biennial herb that grows tall and has feathery leaves. It’s often found in gardens.
Example
The caraway plant in my garden is growing really well.
Example
There are no signs of caraway in the little herb patch we planted.
Example
What does the caraway plant look like when it flowers?
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