chamomile
/tʃæməˈmɑɪl/Definitions
1. noun
a low-growing perennial herb of the daisy family, with white or pink flowers, used for medicine and as a calming tea.
“She sipped on a soothing cup of chamomile tea before bed.”
2. noun
a yellowish-brown dye obtained from the flowers of the plant.
“The artist used chamomile to create a unique color in her watercolor painting.”
3. adjective
resembling or containing chamomile, especially in being calming or soothing.
“The chamomile-scented candles were a popular choice for relaxation rooms.”