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Meanings of salve in English
Usage of salve in English
1
Whichever salve you choose, noticeable improvement to skin health can be expected.
2
It helps salve the pain, with jellyfish stings and with sea urchins.
3
I said something ineffectual, to salve my conscience, and we carried on.'
4
The herb juice in the clever sorceress's salve proved the best remedy.
5
He unscrewed the top and took out some of the salve inside.
6
If there is much itching with the piles use the following salve:-
7
The young woman had been intended to salve the older man's grief.
8
You think your money salve will heal all the hurts of honor.
9
I'll change the bandage and put more salve on the wound tonight.
10
A Chinese remedy doesn't seem to offer him much of a salve.
11
Honey came to me and started rubbing the salve into my wounds.
12
You think your money salve will heal all the hurts of honour.
13
A little salve made out of the ashes will heal a wound.
14
All sorts of disgusting ingredients were gathered together to form the salve.
15
She applied the salve to his lip as quickly as she could.
16
Beneath it, a bookshelf filled with my favourites; each book a salve.
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Salve through the time
Salve across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common