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Meanings of feverfew in English
Spanish
tanacetum parthenium Bushy aromatic European perennial herb having clusters of buttonlike white-rayed flower heads; valued traditionally for medicinal uses; sometimes placed in genus Chrysanthemum.
See moreUsage of feverfew in English
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Ground ivy helps people afflicted with sinus trouble, and feverfew can banish headaches.
2
So says I, 'You may go down on your four bones to feverfew.'
3
For long minutes he extolled the virtues of goosegrass and feverfew, elder flowers and smallage.
4
The simple that saved Jorian was called sweet feverfew.
5
Bunches of yellow-flowered rue and button-centered feverfew were tied with string and ready for hanging.
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Instances of both these are found in daisy and feverfew; for other kinds of vegetable monsters, see Plantago.
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It is a sweet feverfew for the heats of the spirit, It is full of outlets of sky.
8
Even the common names of wildflowers -stitchwort, lady's bedstraw, blue fleabane, feverfew -havean inescapable enchantment about them.
9
Let the woman take such medicines as strongly provoke the terms, such as dittany, betony, pennyroyal, feverfew, centaury, juniper-berries, peony roots.
10
If she be of full habit of body open a vein, after preparing her with syrup of betony, calamint, hyssop and feverfew.
11
Using herbs like butterbur (make sure it states that PAs have been removed) and feverfew may reduce frequency and severity of migraines.
12
Something calming might be helpful, maybe feverfew or columbine root, in a woodruff tea, she thought, though she wished she knew what the problem was.
13
The herb Feverfew is strengthening to the stomach, preventing hysteria and promoting the monthly functions of women.
14
'A man of my inches to be cured wi' feverfew,' says he.
15
Chemically, the Feverfew furnishes a blue volatile oil; containing a camphoraceous stearopten, and a liquid hydrocarbon, together with some tannin, and a bitter mucilage.
16
True Chamomile flowers may be known from spurious ones (of the Feverfew) which have no bracts on the receptacle when the florets are removed.
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