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Isatis tinctoria, also
called woad (/ˈwoʊd/), dyer's
woad, dyer's-weed, or glastum, is a
flowering plant in the
family Br****icaceae (the
mustard family)...
- "National
Anthem of the
Ancient Britons", also
known as "
Woad" or "The
Woad Ode", is a
humorous song, set to the tune of "Men of Harlech". It
first became...
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Woad is the
common name of
Isatis tinctoria, a
flowering plant also
known as glastum.
Woad may also
refer to:
National Anthem of the
Ancient Britons, also...
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Charlotte Woad (born 17
January 2004) is an
English amateur golfer. She won the 2022
Girls Amateur Championship. She
reached number one in the
World Amateur...
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WOAD (1300 kHz) is an AM
radio station licensed to Jackson,
Mississippi with an
urban gospel format.
WOAD is
owned by
Alpha Media through licensee Alpha...
- The
Picts were a
group of
peoples in what is now
Scotland north of the
Firth of Forth, in the
Early Middle Ages.
Where they
lived and
details of their...
- alterations. The
common name
Woad House is
based on the
woad that was
stored in this
building in the 16th century. The
Woad House is
located on the plateau...
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source was from the
woad plant Isatis tinctoria, also
known as pastel. For a long time,
woad was the main
source of blue dye in Europe.
Woad was
replaced by...
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substitute for
woad, and the
cultivation of
woad became uneconomical in Europe. Today, the dark blue dye
known as
indigo once
produced from
woad and Indigofera...
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windows of cathedrals.
Europeans wore
clothing coloured with the
vegetable dye
woad until it was
replaced by the
finer indigo from America. In the 19th century...
