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Definition of balsam
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Balsam
(n.) An
annual
garden
plant
(Impatiens
balsamina)
with
beautiful
flowers;
balsamine.
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Balsam
::
Balsam
(n.) A resin
containing
more or less of an
essential
or
volatile
oil.
Tacamahaca
::
Tacamahaca
(n.) Any tree
yielding
tacamahac
resin,
especially,
in North
America,
the
balsam
poplar,
or balm of
Gilead
(Populus
balsamifera)..
Costmary
::
Costmary
(n.) A
garden
plant
(Chrysanthemum
Balsamita)
having
a
strong
balsamic
smell,
and
nearly
allied
to
tansy.
It is used as a pot herb and salad plant and in
flavoring
ale and beer.
Called
also
alecost..
Thyine Wood
::
Thyine
wood () The
fragrant
and
beautiful
wood of a North
African
tree
(Callitris
quadrivalvis),
formerly
called
Thuja
articulata.
The tree is of the Cedar
family,
and
furnishes
a
balsamic
resin
called
sandarach..
Opobalsamum
::
Opobalsamum
(n.) The old name of the
aromatic
resinous
juice of the
Balsamodendron
opobalsamum,
now
commonly
called
balm of
Gilead.
See under
Balm..
Gurjun
::
Gurjun
(n.) A thin
balsam
or wood oil
derived
from the
Diptcrocarpus
laevis,
an East
Indian
tree. It is used in
medicine,
and as a
substitute
for
linseed
oil in the
coarser
kinds of
paint..
Balsam
::
Balsam
(n.)
Anything
that
heals,
soothes,
or
restores..
Lady''s Slipper
::
Lady's
slipper
() Any
orchidaceous
plant of the genus
Cypripedium,
the
labellum
of which
resembles
a
slipper.
Less
commonly,
in the
United
States,
the
garden
balsam
(Impatiens
Balsamina)..
Balsamic
::
Balsamic
(a.) Alt. of
Balsamica.
True
::
True (n.)
Actual;
not
counterfeit,
adulterated,
or
pretended;
genuine;
pure; real; as, true
balsam;
true love of
country;
a true
Christian..
Tacamahaca
::
Tacamahaca
(n.) A
bitter
balsamic
resin
obtained
from
tropical
American
trees of the genus
Elaphrium
(E.
tomentosum
and E.
Tacamahaca),
and also from East
Indian
trees of the genus
Calophyllum;
also, the
resinous
exhudation
of the
balsam
poplar..
Toluene
::
Toluene
(n.) A
hydrocarbon,
C6H5.CH3,
of the
aromatic
series,
homologous
with
benzene,
and
obtained
as a light
mobile
colorless
liquid,
by
distilling
tolu
balsam,
coal tar, etc.; --
called
also
methyl
benzene,
phenyl
methane,
etc..
Balsamous
::
Balsamous
(a.)
Having
the
quality
of
balsam;
containing
balsam.
Apple
::
Apple (n.) Any fruit or other
vegetable
production
resembling,
or
supposed
to
resemble,
the
apple;
as, apple of love, or love apple (a
tomato),
balsam
apple,
egg
apple,
oak
apple..
Lignum Rhodium
::
Lignum
rhodium
() The
fragrant
wood of
several
shrubs
and
trees,
especially
of
species
of
Rhodorhiza
from the
Canary
Islands,
and of the West
Indian
Amyris
balsamifera..
Balsamine
::
Balsamine
(n.) The
Impatiens
balsamina,
or
garden
balsam..
Aromatical
::
Aromatical
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
containing,
aroma;
fragrant;
spicy;
strong-scented;
odoriferous;
as,
aromatic
balsam..
Amber
::
Amber (n.) The
balsam,
liquidambar..
Myroxylon
::
Myroxylon
(n.) A genus of
leguminous
trees of
tropical
America,
the
different
species
of which yield
balsamic
products,
among which are
balsam
of Peru, and
balsam
of Tolu. The
species
were
formerly
referred
to
Myrospermum..
Capivi
::
Capivi
(n.) A
balsam
of the
Spanish
West
Indies.
See
Copaiba.
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