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turmeric
[tur-mer-ik,too-,tyoo-]
noun
the aromatic rhizome of an Asian plant,Curcuma domestica (orC. longa ), of the ginger family.
a powder prepared from it, used as a condiment, as in curry powder, or as a yellow dye, a medicine, etc.
the plant itself.
any of various similar substances or plants.
turmeric
/ ˈtɜːmərɪk /
noun
a tropical Asian zingiberaceous plant,Curcuma longa , having yellow flowers and an aromatic underground stem
the powdered stem of this plant, used as a condiment and as a yellow dye
any of several other plants with similar roots
Word History and Origins
Origin ofturmeric1
Word History and Origins
Origin ofturmeric1
Example Sentences
The freeze-dried puffs are made with natural ingredients, including spirulina, paprika, vegetable juice, turmeric and fruit juice.
"Even the turmeric I grow on the same land is mine to sell. How can I complain?"
A colorful and refreshing sweet treat, TJ’s Watermelon Freeze Dried Candies are made with spirulina, paprika, vegetable juice, turmeric and fruit juice.
New School uses a base of barrel-aged cheddar, blended with butter, cream and just a touch of paprika and turmeric for that classic orange hue.
"The cortisol cocktail, Ashwagandha tablets, turmeric, black pepper supplements, lavender balm on my forehead - anything."
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