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bog myrtle
bog myrtle
noun
- another name for sweet gale
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Word History and Origins
Origin of bog myrtle1
First recorded in 1880–85
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Example Sentences
North Brew Co. has produced a pale ale that as well as using hops uses the plant bog myrtle to give it a distinctive, astringent and herbaceous edge.
From The Guardian
Before the introduction of bug spray, it was not uncommon for people in the Highlands to put a sprig of bog myrtle behind the ear to repel the midges.
From Forbes
The craft brewer has 14 beers on tap, including historic brews such as a Viking-era beer made with bog myrtle and juniper.
From Washington Times
"From kites to ospreys, from dormice to otters and marsh violets to bog myrtle. "
From BBC
Herbs and spices — such as bog myrtle, yarrow, juniper and birch resin — added flavor and perhaps medicinal qualities.
From Scientific American
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