Chervil . ( Of the ant. ) cerifolio or cerfollo , inflation. by parsley ; East of the LAT. caerefolium, and this of the g ? to?f?????). 1. m. herbaceous annual plant, the family of the Umbelíferas, with stems of three to four decimetres of tall, thin, ramosos, hollow and striated, very cropped leaves lanceolate lobes, white flowers in small umbels, and tiny, black, seed aovate, pointed and striate. It is cultivated in gardens for use as a condiment leaves are aromatic and pleasant taste. 2. m. pl. Colloq. Woman adornments and n the costume and hairstyle, and especially those that are excessive or in bad taste. Chervil Oloroso. 1. m. herbaceous perennial of the family of the Umbelíferas, ramosos, hairy, Hollow stems, and six to eight decimetres high, large, involved, light green leaves, sometimes spotted white, lobes cut items, oval, sharp and jagged, white flowers in ralos umbrellas, and seed compressed a centimeter long, deeply asurcada and somewhat corvo peak. It is spontaneous in the North of Spain, has anise-like odor and it has been cultivated for seasoning.