Aromatic herb of temperate Eurasia and North Africa having a bitter taste used in making the liqueur absinthe.
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absenta 1
I'd rather have the gutter and absinthe than the Luxembourg without it.
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As to absinthe and similar abominations, he never touched them-nothe, indeed.
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A combination of hysteria and quasi-scientific claims turned popular opinion against absinthe.
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Positively the sea itself looked like absinthe, green and bitter and poisonous.
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But it was generally after he had been sipping absinthe rather heavily.
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True, thanks to absinthe, the cheeks had become somewhat puffy and bloated.
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Ghastly is his portrait of a wretched young woman ravaged by absinthe.
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One absinthe drip is not much-butI said again to Kerner, kindly:
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Janiaud used to lie abed all day, and drink absinthe all night.
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Snow was waiting with two tall, thin glasses of opaque, chartreuse-tinted absinthe.
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They were drinking thirty-year-old Scotch and forty-year-old brandy and absinthe and champagne.
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The Vicomte bought one, and sitting down outside a café ordered absinthe.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest What on earth makes the absinthe flow like that?
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Should we ring Mad Chen to bring up some poppy and absinthe?
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Today, absinthe is produced throughout Europe using a range of recipes.
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Today, there is a tiny and expensive market in pre-ban absinthe.
