Crossword clues for aloes
aloes
- Healing herbs
- Fugard's "A Lesson From ---"
- Fleshy-leaved, succulent plants
- Bitter medicine
- Athol Fugard play, "A Lesson from ___"
- African succulents
- African shrubs
- African plants
- "A Lesson from ___" (Fugard play)
- Word in a Fugard title
- Treatment plants?
- Thick-leaved plants
- They often have lance-shaped leaves
- They have fire-resistant spiny leaves
- Sunburn-relieving plants
- Sunburn remedy sources
- Succulents with fleshy leaves
- Succulents for lotions
- Succulents commonly used in the beauty business
- Succulent soothers
- Spiny-leaved flora
- Spiny medicinal plants
- Soothing balms
- Some lily family members
- Some decorative plants
- Skin-lotion additives
- Skin-cream ingredients
- Skin lotion ingredients
- Skin lotion additives
- Skin cream ingredients
- Resin used as a base for incense
- Relatives of the yucca
- Plants yielding soothing extracts
- Plants with soothing goop inside
- Plants with healing powers
- Plants used in cosmetics
- Plants that yield a soothing gel
- Plants that yield a soothing balm
- Plants that soothe sunburns
- Plants of immortality, to ancient Egyptians
- Plants for burn treatment
- Ointment ingredients
- Medicinal succulents
- Medicinal plant juices
- Medicinal lily plant extract
- Lotion botanicals
- Lily family houseplants
- Leafy healers
- Ingredients in many lotions
- Homeopathic therapy ingredients
- Herbal soothers
- Herbal remedies
- Hawaiian succulents
- Hand-lotion ingredients
- Hand-cream ingredients
- Gentle additives
- Fugard's "A Lesson From _____"
- Fugard's "A Lesson From ________"
- Fugard's 'A Lesson From --'
- Fugard's A Lesson from ____
- Fugard play "A Lesson from ___"
- Fleshy-leaved plants
- End of a Fugard title
- Emollient plants
- Common medicinal plants
- Common balm ingredients
- Certain succulents
- Certain botanicals
- Certain botanical balms
- Burn-soothing creams
- Burn-relieving plants
- Burn aids
- Bitter ___ (tonic)
- Bitter ___ (laxative drug)
- Balmy plants?
- Balm-maker's plants
- Balm ingredients
- Athol Fugard's "A Lesson From ---"
- A Lesson From ____ : Fugard play
- "A Lesson From __": Fugard play
- "A Lesson From ___" (Fugard)
- "A Lesson From ____"
- ''A Lesson From ___'' (Fugard)
- Spiny-leafed plants
- "A Message From _____"
- "A Lesson from ___" (Fugard drama)
- Bitter ___ (purgative)
- Bitter drugs
- Fragrant East Indian wood
- Fugard's "A Lesson From ___"
- Oriental incense
- Burn soothers
- Athol Fugard's "A Lesson From ___"
- Burn balms
- Medicinal plants
- Plants in a Fugard title
- Balm additives
- Healing plants
- Soothing plants
- Some are bitter
- Succulents for salves
- Lily family plants
- Fleshy-leaved flora
- Succulents that soothe
- Some lilies
- Skin cream additives
- Fleshy-leaved shrubs
- Base for some incense
- Soothing flora
- Succulent flowering plants
- Soothing succulents
- Bitter ___ (purgative medicine)
- Plants cultivated for their sap
- A purgative made from the leaves of aloe
- Aromatic heartwood
- Heartwood of certain trees
- Eaglewood
- Agalloch
- Lilies' relatives
- Aromatic wood of an E. Indian tree
- Resinous wood
- Shade of green
- Lotion ingredients
- Kind of wood
- Bitter tonic
- Drug or heartwood
- African lilies
- Century plants
- Drug plants
- Pale green
- Spiny plants
- Therapeutic plants
- Lily plants
- Spiny houseplants
- Skin soothers
- Succulent plants
- Medicinal shrubs
- Fleshy medicinal plants
- Spiny-leaved plants
- Soothing lotion additives
- Some succulents
- Emollient-producing plants
- Succulent healing plants
- Palliative plants
- Medicinal lilies
- Fugard's ''A Lesson from ___''
- Emollient-yielding plants
- Skin-soothing ingredients
- Ornamental plants
- Lotion lilies
- Ingredients in lotions
- Herbal healers
- Emollient sources
- Useful plants
- Sunburn soothers
- Spiny-leaved succulents
- Soothing medicinal plants
- Soothing creams
- Plants with healing properties
- Plants used in lotions
- Plants used in first aid
- Plants that are used in skin creams
- Natural emollients
- Medicinal creams
- Lotion additives
- Herbalist's plants
The Collaborative International Dictionary
aloes \aloes\ n. a purgative made from the leaves of aloe. Same as aloe[3].
Syn: bitter aloes
Wiktionary
n. 1 (plural of aloe English) 2 (context plurale tantum English) The resin of the trees (taxlink Aquilaria agallocha species noshow=1) or (taxlink Aquilaria malaccensis species noshow=1), known for their fragrant odour. 3 The wood of the agalloch.
WordNet
n. a purgative made from the leaves of aloe [syn: bitter aloes]
Usage examples of "aloes".
There were ten of the beautiful bonds of the Great Lakes and Canadian Southern Railroad Company with their miniature locomotives and fields of wheat, and ten equally lovely bits of engraving belonging to the long-since defunct Bluff Creek and Iowa Central, ten more superb lithographs issued by the Mohawk and Housatonic in 1867 and paid off in 1882, and a variety of gorgeous chromos of Indians and buffaloes, and of factories and steamships spouting clouds of soft-coal smoke.
To some the ivories will always be but crudely carven bone, the jades the potter's sham, the musk and aloes the product of a soap factory, the joss but a cigar-store Indian, and the Oriental dainties of Hong Fah the scrappings of a Yankee grocery store.
James Johnson advises persons not ailing to take five grains of blue pill with one or two of aloes twice a week for three or four months in the year, with half a pint of compound decoction of sarsaparilla every day for the same period, to preserve health and prolong life.