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Meanings of senna in English
Chemical compound.
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Usage of senna in English
1
They have as much right to be there as the senna leaves.
2
Rhubarb and senna, or an occasional dose of calomel may be given.
3
At least eight varieties of senna leaf are known in commerce in Europe-1
4
The bladder senna filled the air with the noise of its bursting petards.
5
Two recipes of senna preparation follow, and may be tried in obstinate cases:
6
Give a dose of senna after they have been taking this three days.
7
If he'd asked for senna and salts, the waiter wouldn't have showed any surprise.
8
Millet, dates, indigo and senna are the principal productions.
9
We've got mustard in the house, and senna- Ithinkthere's some senna left-andJamaica ginger.
10
The blue senna flowers along the river gave place to the white bloom of the tea-tree.
11
Dried rose-leaves and cassia added to infusions of senna, is a family medicine in general request.
12
Sometimes Flat Tummy Teas contain senna, which yes it's a herb, but it's also a laxative.
13
As to the bowels, some senna and camomile tea at bedtime would help to clear them.
14
A purgative should be given, either of senna and salts, castor oil; or rhubarb and soap pills.
15
The poor, little lamb with her picture book and her bits of broken dry leaves-almostlike senna.
16
Purge with senna, agaric, rhubarb, and claterium.
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