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Definition of balsa
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Balsa (n.) A raft or
float,
used
principally
on the
Pacific
coast of South
America..
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Capivi
::
Capivi
(n.) A
balsam
of the
Spanish
West
Indies.
See
Copaiba.
Amber
::
Amber (n.) The
balsam,
liquidambar..
Aromatical
::
Aromatical
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
containing,
aroma;
fragrant;
spicy;
strong-scented;
odoriferous;
as,
aromatic
balsam..
Balsamiferous
::
Balsamiferous
(a.)
Producing
balsam.
Balsamical
::
Balsamical
(a.)
Having
the
qualities
of
balsam;
containing,
or
resembling,
balsam;
soft;
mitigative;
soothing;
restorative..
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)..
True
::
True (n.)
Actual;
not
counterfeit,
adulterated,
or
pretended;
genuine;
pure; real; as, true
balsam;
true love of
country;
a true
Christian..
Tear
::
Tear (n.)
Something
in the form of a
transparent
drop of fluid
matter;
also, a
solid,
transparent,
tear-shaped
drop, as of some
balsams
or
resins..
Balsam
::
Balsam
(n.) A
species
of tree
(Abies
balsamea).
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..
Abietene
::
Abietene
(n.) A
volatile
oil
distilled
from the resin or
balsam
of the nut pine
(Pinus
sabiniana)
of
California.
Copaiva
::
Copaiva
(n.) A more or less
viscid,
yellowish
liquid,
the
bitter
oleoresin
of
several
species
of
Copaifera,
a genus of trees
growing
in South
America
and the West
Indies.
It is
stimulant
and
diuretic,
and is much used in
affections
of the
mucous
membranes;
--
called
also
balsam
of
copaiba..
Balsam
::
Balsam
(v. t.) To treat or
anoint
with
balsam;
to
relieve,
as with
balsam;
to
render
balsamic..
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..
Kafal
::
Kafal (n.) The
Arabian
name of two trees of the genus
Balsamodendron,
which yield a gum resin and a red
aromatic
wood..
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..
Balsam
::
Balsam
(n.)
Anything
that
heals,
soothes,
or
restores..
Myrrh
::
Myrrh (n.) A gum
resin,
usually
of a
yellowish
brown or amber
color,
of an
aromatic
odor, and a
bitter,
slightly
pungent
taste.
It is
valued
for its odor and for its
medicinal
properties.
It
exudes
from the bark of a shrub of
Abyssinia
and
Arabia,
the
Balsamodendron
Myrrha.
The myrrh of the Bible is
supposed
to have been
partly
the gum above
named,
and
partly
the
exudation
of
species
of
Cistus,
or
rockrose..
Liquidambar
::
Liquidambar
(n.) The
balsamic
juice which is
obtained
from these trees by
incision.
The
liquid
balsam
of the
Oriental
tree is
liquid
storax.
Abies
::
Abies (n.) A genus of
coniferous
trees,
properly
called
Fir, as the
balsam
fir and the
silver
fir. The
spruces
are
sometimes
also
referred
to this
genus..
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