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Meanings of thornapple in English
Russian
datura stramonium Portuguese
datura stramonium Spanish
datura stramonium Catalan
datura stramonium 
Synonyms
Examples for "stinkweed"
Examples for "stinkweed"
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Gardens grew luxurious in subaqueous silence; lilies, rushes, stinkweed.
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Here, too, much of what did grow was stinging nettles and coarse thistle and stinkweed.
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But due to a severe blight on our stinkweed crop, which as you know is our staple diet, our people are becoming severely malnourished.
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They will refuse to give up their stinkweeds.
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Also, they would no longer need to be living in an area that would help the stinkweeds grow.
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Yes, there was stramonium in those cigarettes-daturastramonium-perhapsa trace of hyoscyamine.
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Case reports: 3 cases of acute self-poisoning by ingestion of Datura stramonium are reported.
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Studies using Datura stramonium agglutinin confirmed that the type of triantennary branching changed in this period of pregnancy.
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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.
1
In the US and Mexico, they eat locoweeds: poisonous plants in the genera Astragalus and Oxytropis that grow in their fields.
1
Have you been in the Devil's snare?-Yes
2
"She'd probably make me a new one out of Devil's Snare," James sighed.
3
" Devil's Snare," he said, nodding toward the photo.
4
Within moments, the Bamboozle had transfigured itself into the unmistakable shape of a small Devil's Snare, much like the one in the enlarged photograph.
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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.
1
Eagle released his debut mixtape, Dark Moon Flower.
2
Other wins included Nasty C for best Digital Sales and Shane Eagle for Best Mixatpe, Dark Moon Flower.
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I mean, hell's bells, the guy was just so dull.
2
Instantly a " hell's bells" of rattling, pounding, and thumping began.
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But, by the knell of hell's bells, Grim, more than Catesby will lose their jobs unless we find the stuff!
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Hell's bells, do you have to stand there gaping like a moronic ninepin?
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Hell's bells, it didn't even look like he was trying all that hard.
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"All of this devil's weed smells the same!"
Usage of thornapple in English
1
What can you tell me about a plant just appeared in my son's front lawn which we have identified as a thornapple?
2
Inhale chloroform, or break a pearl of amyl nitrite in a handkerchief and inhale the fumes; or smoke saltpetre paper; or cigarettes containing stramonium (thornapple).
Translations for thornapple
Portuguese
Spanish
Thornapple through the time