wild thyme

noun

1. mother-of-thyme.

Example Sentences

He would take a piece of bread, perhaps made fresh by his wife, Muna, and dunk it in olive oil, finishing it with a dredge in za’atar fragrant with wild thyme and sumac.

From Washington Post

Roots Divino Bianco, with its candied rosemary and wild thyme flavors that boost the lemon juice note in Fre White Sparkling Wine, play beautifully with the soft, round flavor of Something & Nothing Cucumber Seltzer.

From Salon

Passages such as “I know a bank where the wild thyme blows, where oxlips and the nodding violet grows,” fail to summon the enchantments that the words evoke.

From Washington Post

Pain killers and antibiotics ran out quickly and people relied on medicinal herbs used in teas such as chamomile, lemon balm and wild thyme to treat illness and pain.

From New York Times

Painkillers and antibiotics ran out quickly, and people relied on medicinal herbs used in teas such as camomile, lemon balm and wild thyme to treat illness and pain.

From Seattle Times