Usage of "Lophophora williamsii"

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A small spineless globe-shaped cactus; source of mescal buttons.

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Examples for "mescal"

She says it was the mescal that made her husband do it. 
 Out of the Triangle: A Story of the Far East 

No drink is more Mexican than pulque, not even tequila or mescal. 
 BBC 

The pit being ready and the mescal gathered, the work of cooking commences. 
 The North American Indian, Vol. 1 

But one drinks much mescal, and the other has a taste for quarrel. 
 Cumner's Son and Other South Sea Folk — Volume 04 

Here he fetched out and handed us a bottle of mescal. 
 Cumner's Son and Other South Sea Folk — Volume 04 

Among the most useful are heroin, morphine, opium, coca, hemp, and peyote. 
 The Status Civilization 

I understand, however, that the symptoms of peyote poisoning and polio are identical. 
 Junky 

The paleface kept turning colors, the way people do when you're on peyote. 
 The illuminatus! trilogy 

Has their appreciation for the local stimulants ever extended to peyote? 
 The Guardian 

There were supposedly many more before peyote was outlawed in 1967. 
 Reuters 

He had followed a liter of mezcal with five bottles of Corona. 
 Gods go begging 

They're Mezcallero 'Paches, and the'r food, th' mezcal, grows thick round ther'. 
 Captured by the Navajos 

Yes; they spend a part of every year here-abouts, gatherin' mezcal. 
 Captured by the Navajos 

There were briars, mezcal plants, and cacti-all luxuriant, hirsute, and thorny. 
 The Scalp Hunters 

While speaking the colonel has poured out a glass of the distilled mezcal juice. 
 The Lone Ranche 

Usage of Lophophora williamsii in English

Lophophora williamsii, the source of peyote, which Native North Americans have been using for an estimated 5,500 years. 
 Radio NZ 

Translations for Lophophora williamsii

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Meanings of Lophophora williamsii in English