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Meanings of henbane in English
Catalan
jusquiam negre 
Poisonous fetid Old World herb having sticky hairy leaves and yellow-brown flowers; yields hyoscyamine and scopolamine.
Usage of henbane in English
1
Like henbane, it is often seen on rubbish-heaps and in old brickfields.
2
Asphalt from the street, leaves of henbane, datura, dried nightshade, and myrrh.
3
Only take care, some of the henbane flowers have slipped into my crown.
4
Take a glassful of Paris green mixed with some delightful henbane.
5
Then Mr. Slope's successes were henbane to Dr. Grantly, and Mrs.
6
In the Middle Ages henbane was added to beer to enhance its intoxicating effects.
7
For this purpose a mixture of opium, mandragora, and henbane is to be used.
8
Nightshade, henbane and mandrake are some of the most toxic plants in the family Solanaceae.
9
Here are the henbane, the sow-thistle, the wild cucumber.
10
Yes, you have dropped them like henbane in my ears, and circumstances have strengthened them.
11
To see the future more clearly, use black henbane.
12
Fatur cites several cases involving angry behavior associated with plants related to henbane, containing the same alkaloids.
13
Braids of garlic and henbane hung beside doorways with other herbs and dried plants he couldn't name.
14
A "sopoforific sponge" would be soaked in the juices of henbane, opium poppy, and mandrake.
15
This is not pennyroyal, it is henbane!
16
It can knock out someone for 24 hours, and in rare cases henbane can lead to respiratory failure.
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