IPA: /ˈhɔːrsˌmɪnt/
KK: /ˈhɔrsˌmɪnt/
A type of wild mint plant that grows in North America, known for its tall stems and aromatic leaves, often with clusters of flowers.
The garden was filled with the fragrant scent of horsemint during the summer months.
Horsemint is formed from "horse" (from Old English "hors", meaning horse) and "mint" (from Old English "mynte", meaning a plant with aromatic leaves). The word refers to a type of mint plant that is associated with horses, often used for its aromatic properties.
Think of the word 'horse' to remember that horsemint is a plant associated with horses, and 'mint' refers to its aromatic leaves.