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Meanings of balsam in English
Usage of balsam in English
1
That is the open wound for which Austria seeks balsam from Turkey.
2
The crisp air came laden with the perfume of spruce and balsam.
3
Black spruce and balsam and cedar glistened as if bathed in enamel.
4
Hæmatoxylin and carmine preparations may be mounted either in glycerine or balsam.
5
Another stripped a pile of boughs from a balsam for the beds.
6
They quickly prepared some balsam and put it on his wounded head.
7
He was rough leather and restless energy, sweet balsam and hot sun.
8
It is rather a bad one, and balsam is good for healing.
9
Along the road at various places people have balsam pillows for sale.
10
This The Doctor immediately did, applying lint and Friars balsam to them.
11
A merchant of Bagdad had ten barrels of precious balsam for sale.
12
A little sprig of balsam would not have mattered so much-butgeraniums!
13
The night was cold, crisp, scented with applewood smoke and balsam pine.
14
The delicious odor of balsam and of burning wax-candles was in the air.
15
The buckskin bags in the balsam shelter grew heavier and heavier.
16
As soon as he had bathed in the balsam the leeches dropped off.
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Balsam through the time
Balsam across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common