More herbaceous or plant-like; having more of the characteristics of herbs.
Comparative form of 'herby' or 'herbish,' from 'herb' plus comparative suffix '-er.' An informal or colloquial formation in English.
This casual comparative creates an amusing image—imagine describing something as 'herbier' than something else, giving herbs themselves a taste and smell scale that everyday people use without fancy botanical terms.
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