Meanings of agrimony in English

He looked down at the thyme, mint, and agrimony plants swaying around his toes.

By the hedge the agrimony frequently lifts its long stem, surrounded with small yellow petals.

He replied that it was agrimony.

Their look was sure death, but they could be poisoned by a draught compounded of agrimony, dill and vervain.

He added a dried leaf of agrimony, the herb that soldiers most often took to staunch wounds on the battlefield.

For instance, the remedy for "mental vacancy and folly" was a drink of "fennel, agrimony, cockle, and marche".

And seeing them there among the grass and springing agrimony, it suddenly occurred to him that both pairs were exceedingly ugly to see.

Yellow spikes of agrimony and the fine pink flowers of the musk-mallow mingled with the wiry broom and the waving bracken about the rocks.

Also consider Bach flower remedies like impatiens and agrimony and elm to ease the detoxification process and adjust to new ways to look at situations.

At a weir of sticks and stones forming a rather wide dam, overgrown by tall hemp-agrimony now in flower, we met with our first difficulty.

Agrimony boiled in milk was thought to relieve impotence in men.

AGRIMONY (from the Lat.