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- noun Plural form of
chamomile .
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Examples
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There are two chamomiles, the white (Bábúnaj) and the yellow (Kaysún), these however are Syrian names and plants are differently called in almost every Province of Arabia
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Round about it were roses and narcissus and amaranths and gilly-flowers and chamomiles and white lilies and violets, and other flowers of all kinds and colours.
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He buys a candle-box to contain all the chickweed, chamomiles, and dandelions he may collect, and slinging it over his shoulder with his pocket-handkerchief, he starts off in company with the
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, October 23, 1841 Various
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There are two chamomiles, the white (Bábúnaj) and the yellow (Kaysún), these however are Syrian names and plants are differently called in almost every Province of Arabia
Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855
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Health shops have sold nettle tea alongside the more pedestrian peppermints, chamomiles and dandelions for years.
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The numerous families of the pellitories, the chamomiles, the mesembryanthemums, pushed their varied and abundant tufts through the loop-holes in the walls, cracked and fissured in spite of their thickness.
The Village Rector Honor�� de Balzac 1824
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Her favorite shampoo was smelling of chamomiles which had been harvested miles away - by chameleons.
Knox 2008
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