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Sassafras
/sˈæsɐfɹˌæs/
/ˈsæsəˌfɹæs/
Sassafras
[NOUN]1
a deciduous tree known for its aromatic bark and leaves, commonly used in traditional medicine and flavoring
What is "sassafras"?
Sassafras is a tree native to North America, characterized by its distinctive aromatic scent and unique foliage. It is known for its bright green, lobed leaves, and reddish-brown bark. The tree is valued for its various uses, including medicinal, culinary, and aromatic purposes. The leaves and bark of sassafras are often used to make tea or extracts, believed to have healing properties and a pleasant flavor. Additionally, the tree's wood has been utilized in furniture making and as a natural insect repellent.
Examples
1. As the wind blew, the sweet scent of sassafras filled the air, creating a tranquil atmosphere.
2. Number five is sassafras oil.
3. It's called Zoey and Sassafras. -
4. File powder is the ground leaves of the sassafras tree, and it's high in mucilage.
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