1. 24 An European enquiry revealed that work- ability and adhesion of poultices is the main criteria for conservators to select poultice recipe.

2. 2 synonyms for Cataplasm: poultice, plaster

3. He decided on a brutal vinegar poultice.

4. 2 synonyms for Cataplasm: poultice, plaster

5. • Roots widely used by Aboriginal peoples in poultices for sores, inflammation and burns

6. 5 You have acquired a health poultice .

7. Need to find herbs to refresh this poultice.

8. But I might manage if this poultice works.

9. 4 There are many other methods including capsules, poultices and oils.

10. 6 A kaolin, mustard,[www.Sentencedict.com] ETC poultice.

11. Now them poultices be laced with feather moss and mustard root.

12. The poultice that will help your horse's hoof.

13. 1 He decided on a brutal vinegar poultice.

14. 16 A disposable nappy is an excellent cover over foot poultices and retains heat.

15. Cataplasm definition: a poultice , often medicated Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

16. 7 Objective To establish the quality standard of Jieguling poultice.

17. 15 This will use the most appropriate health poultice in your inventory.

18. 17 Fear spread cold over her body, like a dead poultice.

19. Cataplasm definition: a poultice , often medicated Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

20. 10 The massage is followed by heat poultice for maximum benefits.

21. 3 He applied cold poultices to the sufferer's forehead, which sent him into a coma.

22. Albizzia bark can also be mixed with other herbs and used externally as a poultice

23. 20 I aim to achieve a thickish pouring sauce, but not a poultice.

24. 21 A substance or material used as a warm, moist medicinal compress; a poultice.

25. 9 Its warm lucence promised a poultice against illness and a wall against insult.

26. Related to Cataplasm: poultice poultice Med a local moist and often heated application for the skin consisting of substances such as kaolin, linseed, or mustard, used to improve the circulation, treat inflamed areas, etc.

27. There are 6 eight-letter words ending with TICE: BRATTICE Brettice POULTICE PRACTICE PRENTICE & SOLSTICE

28. Poultices and washes made from Cleavers were traditionally used to treat a variety of skin ailments, light wounds and burns.

29. 13 It's warm luster a poultice against a wall against insult. It a door on hunger.

30. Synonyms for Cataplasm include dressing, plaster, poultice, bandage, band-aid, covering, Elastoplast, compress, gauze and spica

31. The solid uncooperative bundle was surprisingly heavy; it was like trying to manoeuvre a firm and rather smelly poultice.

32. 27 OBJECTIVE To study the effects of penetration enhancers on percutaneous absorption of 5 % lidocaine hydrochloride poultice.

33. Summer figs might be pressed into cakes to eat or used as a poultice for boils. —2 Kings 20:7.

34. Reactivated the adhesive, but there are concerns about the extra work in removing the poultice, drying and weighting.

35. 8 The use of a Poultice Powder will help reabsorb stains out of stone, concrete and grout surfaces.

36. 2 Kenny the houseboy arrived with the poultice makings, but one look at me convinced him it was useless.

37. 18 The solid uncooperative bundle was surprisingly heavy; it was like trying to manoeuvre a firm and rather smelly poultice.

38. 19 For the aluminum plates, mechanical cleaning will be introduced firstly, and then acid poultice made by experiment will be used.

39. 28 Choosing appropriate pre-digestion method to cosmetic, detecting Arsenic in poultice cosmetic and foodstuff by hydride atomic fluorescence spectrometry was applied.

40. Use standing wraps, poultice, sheet cotton, and cohesive Bandages for strains, wound care, shipping, or to reduce swelling after a ride.

41. 14 CONCLUSION:The established preparation technique of poultice is stable and feasible, and its leading influencing factors are adhesive stress and transdermal effects.

42. 11 The poultice needs first to adhere to the substrate and be easy to use and prepare before presenting a real effect on salt extraction.

43. 23 Additionally, more than three thousand years ago, Chinese people used moldy soybean curd as a poultice for boils and other skin infections.

44. 12 The application of grated potatoes as poultice to treat skin blemishes, wrinkles, boils, pimples, acne, black heads is very effective and time tested.

45. Some people apply Clematis directly to the skin for blisters and in a wet dressing (as a poultice) to treat infected wounds and ulcers.

46. Pick a few leaves from the common lawn weed plantain, wash them, mash them, and apply as a poultice to the affected skin.

47. Cleavers can be taken as a tincture or tea, or used externally as a poultice, wash compress or in prepared products including salves, lotions and ointments.

48. 22 Pick a few leaves from the common lawn weed plantain, wash them, mash them, and apply as a poultice to the affected skin.

49. 25 A decoction of leaves was taken orally to treat asthma, coughs, colds and painful urination, whilst a poultice of leaves would be used to treat headaches and boils.

50. Cataplasm of kaolin definition is - a paste made of purified clay, glycerin, boric acid, thymol, methyl salicylate, and oil of peppermint and used like a poultice.

51. 26 Depending on the age and severity of the stain, the poultice process may have to be completed more than once on the same stain.

52. If I'm asking too much of you, you can always take the donkey cart back to Kentucky and continue in the fine tradition of curing people with moonshine and angleworm poultices.

53. Examples of Convulsant in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Poultices of opium and honey, botox, anti-Convulsant drugs, antidepressants, beta blockers — drugs whose efficacy was not intended but stumbled upon

54. Herb: Bellwort Latin name: Uvularia perfoliata Family: Uvulariaceae Medicinal use of Bellwort: The root is used as a poultice or salve in the treatment of boils, wounds and ulcers

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56. A plaster or poultice. ‘Pliny says, in so many words, that the cerates and Cataplasms, plasters, collyria, and antidotes, so abundant in his time, as in more recent days, were mere tricks to make money.’

57. ‘Poultices of wormwood boiled in grease, Barm, or wine, may be applied with good success to white swellings.’ ‘Though the recipe included in the book by Weaver calls for a sourdough mixture, I felt that a beer Barm might be a good replication of the leavening agent.’

58. Poultice, Cataplasm, plaster (noun) a medical dressing consisting of a soft heated mass of meal or clay that is spread on a cloth and applied to the skin to treat inflamed areas or improve circulation etc