dogbush

/ˈdɒɡbʌʃ/

Definitions

1. noun

A shrub of the genus Hesperis, especially Hesperis matronalis, with clusters of small white or pinkish flowers, and a characteristic smell that attracts dogs.

“The garden was full of dogbush, its sweet fragrance wafting through the air.”

2. verb

To attract or entice dogs, typically with a strong scent.

“The dogbush in the garden seemed to dogbush the neighborhood dogs, drawing them in with its irresistible smell.”

Synonyms

  • hesperis
  • matronal

Antonyms

  • deterrent
  • repellent