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Balmy
Balneal
Balnearii
Balneary
Balneation
Balneatory
Balneography
Balneology
balneotherapy
Balochi
baloney
Balopticon
Balotade
Balsa
balsa raft
balsa wood
-- Balsam --
balsam apple
balsam capivi
balsam family
balsam fir
balsam herb
Balsam of copaiba
Balsam of Mecca
balsam of Peru
balsam of tolu
balsam pear
balsam poplar
Balsam tree
balsam willow
balsam woolly aphid
Balsamation
Balsamic
Balsam
Bal´sam
Pronunciation:
bạl´s
a
m
n.
1.
A
resin
containing
more
or
less
of
an
essential
or
volatile
oil
.
2.
(Bot.)
A
species
of
tree
(
Abies
balsamea
).
3.
Anything
that
heals
,
soothes
,
or
restores
.
Was
not
the
people
'
s
blessing
a
balsam
to
thy
blood
?
- Tennyson.
Balsam apple
(Bot.)
an
East
Indian
plant
(
Momordica
balsamina
),
of
the
gourd
family
,
with
red
or
orange-yellow
cucumber-shaped
fruit
of
the
size
of
a
walnut
,
used
as
a
vulnerary
,
and
in
liniments
and
poultices
.
Balsam fir
(Bot.)
the
American
coniferous
tree
,
Abies
balsamea
,
from
which
the
useful
Canada
balsam
is
derived
.
Balsam of copaiba
See
Copaiba
.
Balsam of Mecca
balm
of
Gilead
.
Balsam of Peru
a
reddish
brown
,
syrupy
balsam
,
obtained
from
a
Central
American
tree
(
Myroxylon
Pereiræ
and
used
as
a
stomachic
and
expectorant
,
and
in
the
treatment
of
ulcers
,
etc
.
It
was
long
supposed
to
be
a
product
of
Peru
.
Balsam of Tolu
a
reddish
or
yellowish
brown
semisolid
or
solid
balsam
,
obtained
from
a
South
American
tree
(
Myroxylon
toluiferum
).
It
is
highly
fragrant
,
and
is
used
as
a
stomachic
and
expectorant
.
Balsam tree
any
tree
from
which
balsam
is
obtained
,
esp
.
the
Abies
balsamea
.
Canada balsam
Canada
turpentine
,
a
yellowish
,
viscid
liquid
,
which
,
by
time
and
exposure
,
becomes
a
transparent
solid
mass
.
It
is
obtained
from
the
balm
of
Gilead
(
or
balsam
)
fir
(
Abies
balsamea
)
by
breaking
the
vesicles
upon
the
trunk
and
branches
.
See
Balm
.
v. t.
1.
To
treat
or
anoint
with
balsam
;
to
relieve
,
as
with
balsam
;
to
render
balsamic
.
Noun
1.
balsam
-
any
seed
plant
yielding
balsam
2.
balsam
-
any
of
various
fragrant
oleoresins
used
in
medicines
and
perfumes
3.
balsam
-
a
fragrant
ointment
containing
a
balsam
resin
aid
,
alterative
,
ambergris
,
ambrosia
,
analeptic
,
aromatic
,
aromatic
gum
,
aromatic
water
,
assistance
,
attar
,
attar
of
roses
,
balm
,
balm
of
Gilead
,
bay
oil
,
bergamot
oil
,
brilliantine
,
cerate
,
champaca
oil
,
chrism
,
civet
,
cold
cream
,
collyrium
,
corrective
,
cream
,
cure
,
demulcent
,
drops
,
drug
,
electuary
,
elixir
,
embrocation
,
emollient
,
essence
,
essential
oil
,
ethical
drug
,
extract
,
eye-lotion
,
eyewash
,
eyewater
,
face
cream
,
fixative
,
generic
name
,
hand
lotion
,
healing
agent
,
healing
quality
,
heliotrope
,
help
,
herbs
,
inhalant
,
inunction
,
inunctum
,
jasmine
oil
,
lanolin
,
lavender
oil
,
lenitive
,
lincture
,
linctus
,
liniment
,
lotion
,
materia
medica
,
medicament
,
medication
,
medicinal
,
medicinal
herbs
,
medicine
,
mixture
,
musk
,
myrcia
oil
,
myrrh
,
nard
,
nonprescription
drug
,
officinal
,
oil
,
ointment
,
parfum
,
patent
medicine
,
perfume
,
perfumery
,
pharmacon
,
physic
,
pomade
,
pomatum
,
powder
,
preparation
,
prescription
,
prescription
drug
,
proprietary
,
proprietary
medicine
,
proprietary
name
,
receipt
,
recipe
,
relief
,
remedial
measure
,
remedy
,
restorative
,
rose
oil
,
salve
,
scent
,
simples
,
soothing
syrup
,
sovereign
remedy
,
specific
,
specific
remedy
,
spikenard
,
succor
,
syrup
,
theraputant
,
tisane
,
unction
,
unguent
,
unguentum
,
vegetable
remedies
,
volatile
oil
,
vulnerary
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