catwort

noun

catwort

noun

Etymology From Middle English catwort; equivalent to cat + wort.

1

Synonym of catnip (the plant).

“[…] She needed something stronger, so her tea has yarrow, rosemary, and catwort.” / “Catwort? I never heard of that.” / “It’s more commonly known as catnip.”2019, Karen Hawkins, Love in the Afternoon (A Dove Pond eNovella), New York, N.Y.: Gallery Books, →ISBN:

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