jasmine
/ˈdʒæzmiːn/Definitions
1. noun
a fragrant and showy flowering shrub or vine of the olive family, whose flowers are used to make perfumes and teas, and are also a source of a fragrant fixed oil.
“The jasmine plant is known for its sweet scent and beautiful white flowers.”
2. noun
the fragrant white or pinkish flowers of the jasmine plant, often used to make perfumes and teas.
“A bouquet of jasmine flowers is a popular choice for wedding arrangements.”
3. verb
to make or become sweet and fragrant, like the scent of jasmine.
“The jasmine tea is fragrant and delicious.”
4. adjective
of or relating to jasmine, or having a sweet and fragrant scent like jasmine.
“The jasmine-colored dress was a beautiful choice for the party.”