decoction
/dɪˈkoʊʃən/Definitions
1. noun
A liquid extract made by boiling herbs, spices, or other plant material in water.
“The herbalist prepared a decoction of dried chamomile flowers to soothe the patient’s insomnia.”
2. verb
To extract a liquid from herbs, spices, or other plant material by boiling them in water.
“The recipe instructed her to decoct the mixture of dried herbs to create a flavorful tea.”