Associations to the word «Wort»
Noun
- Sulfur
- Meadow
- Dioxide
- Disorder
- Nutrition
- Gallon
- Alcohol
- Constituent
- Weeds
- Rosemary
- Plant
- Marsh
- Lu
- Luxembourg
- Mir
- Bladder
- Zinc
- Maize
- Ivy
- Rag
- Pill
- Nausea
- Ounce
- Die
- Dem
- Flower
- Vitamin
- Syndrome
- Effectiveness
- Grape
- Ingredient
- Wheat
- Cooler
- Root
- St
- Psalm
- Treat
- Copper
- Seine
- Stalk
- Strawberry
- Sage
- Dat
- Des
- Liquid
- Sweet
- Enzyme
- Madison
- Symptom
- Hiv
- Hedge
- Liquor
- Drug
- Peel
- Von
- Sensitivity
- Precaution
- Tea
- Induction
- Seizure
- Headache
- Stroke
- Med
- Milk
- Glucose
- Flavor
- Budget
- Interaction
- Hat
- Acid
- Thorn
- Stress
- Concession
- Sion
- Gravity
- Kidney
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
WORT, noun. A plant; herb; vegetable.
WORT, noun. Any of various plants or herbs. The word is usually used in combination to refer to specific plants, e.g. St. John’s wort; however, it may be used on its own as a generic term.
WORT, noun. Liquid extract from the ground malt and grain soaked in hot water, the mash, as one of the steps in making beer
Dictionary definition
WORT, noun. Usually used in combination: `liverwort'; `milkwort'; `whorlywort'.
WORT, noun. Unfermented or fermenting malt.
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