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Meanings of jimson weed in English
Portuguese
datura stramonium 
Intensely poisonous tall coarse annual tropical weed having rank-smelling foliage, large white or violet trumpet-shaped flowers and prickly fruits.
Synonyms
Examples for "jimsonweed"
Examples for "jimsonweed"
1
A large ash-heap surrounded by jimsonweed and burdock marked the sight of the once beautiful red barn.
2
Of jimsonweed, leaves are imported, from 100,000 to 150,000 pounds annually, and 10,000 pounds of seed.
3
Lee smeared his face and hands with jimsonweed ointment and smoked a succession of pungent cigars, which kept the worst at bay.
4
How could Jimsonweed have gotten into your salad?
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The leaves of Jamestown weed, bruised with cream or lard, are also good.
2
The leaves of the Jamestown weed, mashed with cream, are good for a stone-bruise.
3
Well, you must persuade her to use a liniment of Jamestown weed steeped in whisky.
4
It took more than datura to overthrow British rule, but the plant's role earned it the nickname Jamestown weed.
5
"I think the Jamestown weed groweth in these woods," he said dryly.
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Case reports: 3 cases of acute self-poisoning by ingestion of Datura stramonium are reported.
2
Studies using Datura stramonium agglutinin confirmed that the type of triantennary branching changed in this period of pregnancy.
3
Due to its easy availability and strong anticholinergic properties, substance users and teens may use Datura stramonium as a drug.
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Conclusion: Primary care physicians might be informed about the abuse of Datura stramonium, often associated with substance misuse, and the need to educate risk-patients.
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Yes, there was stramonium in those cigarettes-daturastramonium-perhapsa trace of hyoscyamine.
Usage of jimson weed in English
1
When the clothes are washed and ready to boil, pin jimson weed leaves upon the place.
2
Assafoetida, garlic, camphor, ' jimson weed,' valerian powder-phew
3
She'd drink the beer people left out for slugs and snails, and she'd nibble their jimson weed and nightshade and catnip.
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You may often see her visiting the blossoms of the Jimson weed.
5
Amateur journalists, like dog-fennel and jimson weeds, usually blossom in Jayville.
6
You may have all the ginseng and Jimson weed and elecampane that you wish.
7
I wonder where the cuckle-burrs are, and the tick-seed, and the jimson weeds and the puff-balls.
8
Jimson weeds I call 'em.
9
"You know the jimson weed-theJamestown weed, as it is so often called?"
10
Pick a few of those Jimson weeds by the fence and lend me your handkerchief-ora couple of them would be still better.
11
There cannot be enough of bulrush, adlumia, Madeira vine, catbriar, virgin's bower, brambles, sweet peas, Jimson weed, milkweed, the smaller western sunflowers and morning glories.
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"These I just have named I take at bloom time; next month come purple thorn apple, jimson weed, and hemlock."