Definition of «little oregano»

The phrase "little oregano" is used to describe a small quantity or a small amount of something.

If you don't keep cutting the flower heads off, you end up with little oregano sprouts all over your yard. (remonline.com)
From there, you add some diced onion, garlic, a little oregano and boil. (downshiftology.com)
If you wanted to jazz it up a bit, a little oregano, chopped fresh dill, or mint would be nice. (simple-nourished-living.com)
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