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Meanings of mugwort in English
Usage of mugwort in English
1
You will also need mugwort, lavender, sandalwood, and the ability to burn natural incense.
2
Take bay leaves, sage, hyssop, camomiles, and mugwort, and make an infusion in water.
3
Take three scruples each of mugwort, myrrh, gentian and pill.
4
The bowl smelled of cloves and crushed mugwort and skullcap.
5
Make an infusion of hyssop, bay leaves, bay berries, calamint, camomiles, mugwort and savine.
6
The sharp smell of mugwort wafted over to him.
7
Some light research revealed that everyone on Reddit was talking about a single, strange-sounding ingredient: mugwort.
8
Was that sound I heard her dark laughter, as she plucked the mugwort of evil repute?
9
Wash the mirror with an infusion of mugwort and place an incense burner stoked with charcoal.
10
At another time Winthrop had sent to him "bezoar stone, mugwort, orgaine, and galingall root."
11
Using these two mugwort products together worked wonders on my skin, but they're great used separately, as well.
12
Cockayne, in his "Saxon Leechdoms," mentions an old poem descriptive of the virtues of the mugwort:-
13
Once you're seated, steam from a container of mugwort tea and herbs rises and slithers up to its target.
14
This is the mugwort.
15
Haircap moss and mugwort.
16
They wove "dream nets" from wool and fibers and sewed "dream pillows" filled with mugwort and psyllium seeds.
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