sages
Deeply learned ones
Sages is the plural of sage, meaning wise people—especially those respected for profound judgment and experience: The sages of ancient Greece, seeking counsel from village sages.
Sages also refers to multiple plants of the aromatic herb used in cooking: She grows several sages in her garden.
Ancient Chinese ethical teacher
- AristotleGreek founder of formal logic
- PlatoGreek philosopher, academy founder
- SocratesAncient Athenian questioning philosopher
- LaoziTaoism's legendary founder
Buddha · Solomon · Homer · Pythagoras · Thales · Seneca · Marcus Aurelius · Mencius
Confucius
Ancient Chinese ethical teacher
- AristotleGreek founder of formal logic
- PlatoGreek philosopher, academy founder
- SocratesAncient Athenian questioning philosopher
Laozi · Buddha · Solomon · Homer · Pythagoras · Thales · Seneca · Marcus Aurelius · Mencius · scrolls
basil
Fragrant culinary leaf
parsley · cilantro · dill · mint · chives · tarragon · savory · marjoram · bayleaf · lemongrass
stuffing
Seasoned mixture for cavities
brown butter · pork · sausage · saltimbocca · ravioli · gnocchi · pasta · roasted · infused · rubbed
- notable peoplepoliticians, artists, leaders, writers, scientists
- Torah studyTorah study, Torah reading, parsha, Torah portion, Mishnah
- Chinese cultureConfucianism, Chinese calligraphy, Beijing, Chinese New Year, Daoism
- JudaismShabbat, kosher, Passover, Torah, Hanukkah
- expertsexperts, expert, specialist, masters, specialists
- geniusesgenius, brainiac, prodigy, Einstein, intellect
sagesfools
Idiots or deceives
madmen · crackpots · hotheads · loose cannons · blunderers
- sage advicePrudent guidance from experience
- sage greenGrayish, muted leaf tone
- sage brushAromatic desert shrub
- white sageAromatic purification herb
- the sagePerson of profound wisdom
- purple sageAromatic shrub, violet flowers
sage, presage, sagacity, sagacious, sagely, sagebrush, presages, presaging, sageness