-
family Fabaceae. Its
other common names include dyer's whin,
waxen woad and
waxen wood. The
Latin specific epithet tinctoria means "used as a dye". It...
- dyer's greenwood, dyer's weed, dyer's whin, furze,
green broom, greenweed,
wood waxen Genista tinctoria Uterotonic properties,
nausea vomiting, and diarrhea...
-
tribal and
cultural events. The
museum displays waxen statues of
Bunun tribesmen,
embossment works and
wood carvings.
Numerous old
photos are hung along...
-
Nussbaum of The New
Yorker commented how "in each role,
there is
something waxen and
watchful and self-possessed
about Kidman, so that, even when she's smiling...
- Laffan's fern
Possibly extinct species:
Cycas fugax Encephalartos cerinus,
Waxen cycad Encephalartos hirsutus,
Venda cycad Encephalartos inopinus, Lydenburg...
- been
researching a
white stoneware for some time,
creating a body
called "
waxen white jasper" by 1773–1774. This
tended to fail in firing, and was not as...
- fall of Icarus,
caused by his
flying too
close to the sun and
melting his
waxen wings.
Auden achieves much in the poem, not only with his long and irregular...
-
bundles of
sacred herbs tied
together in the form of a head,
covered by a
waxen mask so as to
resemble a kind of bust,
rather like the
straw figures called...
- Excitement.
Translated short stories in magazines/journals/anthologies "
Waxen Wings". In
Waxen Wings: The Acta
Korean Anthology of
Short Fiction from
Korea (1999)...
- weaknesses. The
flesh tones of the
blessing hand, for example,
appear pallid and
waxen as in a
number of
workshop paintings. Christ's
ringlets also seem to me...
