1. An aromatic culinary herb, allied to thyme.

2. The slope at the edge of a chisel, plane, &c.

3. To grind the edge of a cutting tool to an angle.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• besic,
• beasis,
• basiic,
• nasel,
• bascic,
• balll,
• isil,
• btazil,
• asily,
• baysis,
• gasoil,
• weasil,
• bacis,
• basik,
• easiyl,
• rasul,
• nasily,
• pasily,
• basical,
• barial

• basle,
• Basile,
• baycol,
• basal,
• basely,
• Basley,
• basel,
• Bazile,
• bacilli,
• Basilio,
• Basilia,
• bagley,
• Baxley,
• bakley,
• bagel,
• baisley.

The adjective form of the word "basil" is "basilic".

The plural of the "basil" can be the "basils".

The singular of the "basil" can be the "basil".