Mustard+plaster
11Mustard — may refer to: Contents 1 The mustard plant and its products 2 Other uses 2.1 Names 2.2 Fictional names …
12plaster — n. pasty composition 1) to apply plaster (to apply plaster to a wall) 2) to daub plaster (to daub plaster on a wall) 3) crumbling, falling plaster 4) plaster comes off, falls off (a wall) pastelike mixture used for healing purposes 5) a mustard… …
13plaster — n. & v. n. 1 a soft pliable mixture esp. of lime putty with sand or Portland cement etc. for spreading on walls, ceilings, etc., to form a smooth hard surface when dried. 2 Brit. = sticking plaster (see STICK(2)). 3 hist. a curative or protective …
14mustard — n. 1 a any of various plants of the genus Brassica with slender pods and yellow flowers, esp. B. nigra. b any of various plants of the genus Sinapis, esp. S. alba, eaten at the seedling stage, often with cress. 2 the seeds of these which are… …
15plaster — n 1. stucco, albarium, mortar, grout; powdered gypsum, clay, adobe, cement; parget, roughcast, pebble dash, depeter, plaster of paris, Trademark. Spackle, scagliola. 2. poultice, cataplasm, dressing, compress, pack; mustard plaster, sinapism;… …
16mustard paper — noun see mustard plaster 2 …
17plaster — 1. A solid preparation that can be spread when heated and that becomes adhesive at the temperature of the body; used to keep the edges of a wound in apposition, to protect raw surfaces, and, when medicated, to redden or blister the skin, as in… …
18black mustard — n 1) a yellow flowered annual Eurasian herb (Brassica nigra) that is a source of table mustard 2) the dried ripe seed of black mustard or a relative (Brassica juncea) that was formerly much used in medicine as a rubefacient and emetic * * * brown …
19mustardplaster — mustard plaster n. A medicinal plaster made with a pastelike mixture of powdered black mustard, flour, and water, used especially as a counterirritant. Also called sinapism. * * * …
20sin|a|pism — «SIHN uh pihz uhm», noun. = mustard plaster. (Cf. ↑mustard plaster) ╂[< Latin sināpismus < Greek sināpismós (use of) a mustard plaster < sínāpi mustard < nâpy] …
