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Aromatic   /ˌɛrəmˈætɪk/   Listen
Aromatic

adjective
1.
(chemistry) of or relating to or containing one or more benzene rings.
2.
Having a strong pleasant odor.  Synonym: redolent.



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"Aromatic" Quotes from Famous Books



... began to improve, and after many years of craving for a pickle I began to see them in all sorts and sizes, dripping with delicious vinegar and aromatic of tasty cloves and cinnamon. There was no way for me to reach them. When I tired of trying I would drop into nothingness again. By-and-by these lapses seemed to give me strength. The floating pickles grew smaller ...
— Cupid's Middleman • Edward B. Lent

... black-currant pudding. He held that black currants were the most wholesome fruit that grew; if he fancied his hands were not quite clean he would rub them with black-currant leaves to give them a pleasant aromatic odour (as ladies use scented soap). He rubbed them with ...
— Amaryllis at the Fair • Richard Jefferies

... possible, more fuller and deeper, and fill the ear with a pure metallic resonance. It had not altogether lost the rough strength and heartiness of the Gothic, when Oriental intermixtures gave it a wonderful degree of sublimity, and elevated its poetry, intoxicated as it were with aromatic fragrances, far above all the scrupulous moderation of the ...
— Lectures on Dramatic Art - and Literature • August Wilhelm Schlegel trans John Black

... had been thoroughly consumed, inside and outside, the hole, cleared of the cinders and hot coals, retained a very high temperature. The pieces of elephant-meat, surrounded with aromatic leaves, were placed in this extempore oven and covered with hot coals. Then Joe piled up a second heap of sticks over all, and when it had burned out the meat ...
— Five Weeks in a Balloon • Jules Verne

... flocks of birds were seen through certain trees, at whose aromatic berries they were pecking, those of the juniper-tree among others. Suddenly a loud trumpet call resounded through the forest. This strange and sonorous cry was produced by a game bird called grouse in the United States. They soon saw several couples, whose plumage was rich ...
— The Mysterious Island • Jules Verne


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