1. Plural of coriander; the dried seeds of the coriander plant used as a spice in cooking.
Usage: Most common sense; refers to the spice itself
2. Plural of coriander; the fresh leaves of the coriander plant, also called cilantro.
Usage: Regional usage; more common in British English

Examples

• The recipe calls for two teaspoons of ground corianders.
• She added fresh corianders to the salsa for extra flavor.
• Corianders are a staple spice in Indian and Mexican cuisine.
• The market sells both whole and ground corianders.
• These corianders have a warm, citrusy aroma.
• I sprinkled chopped corianders over the curry before serving.