pastille , also: pastil old use

So saying he presented us with the pastilles, and we all returned to the castle.

Before then, manufacture of gums and pastilles had been a French monopoly.

I'll send your lord some pastilles for his throat, and a linctus to take every three hours.

And these pastilles he can suck when he will, they'll ease his throat."

"Sure you wouldn't like some clear gums or some throat pastilles as well?"

The troches, or pastilles, should be allowed to dissolve in your mouth.

The university library was also destroyed on 25 August 1914, using petrol and incendiary pastilles.

He handed me a tin of raspberry pastilles.

I have been taking your digestive pastilles!"

Originally the red fruit pastilles were raspberry flavoured but this changed in the 1990s.

It is used as a binding agent in the preparation of lozenges, pastilles and compressed tablets.

She give me some T C P pastilles.

Cadfael surrendered the bottle, and counted out pastilles into a small wooden box.

Xylitol is used as a sweetener in medicines, chewing gum and pastilles.

The pastilles came round to point at Mr Runny Nose.

Insch nodded and pulled out the last of the fruit pastilles, munching sadly.

Pass them round, fruit pastilles.

Two dollars more for lozenges, pastilles and troches.

A few pastilles of aconite.

Multivitamins are available as tablets, capsules, pastilles, powders, liquids, and injections.

Micro Mints come in two different size packets the smaller containing 40 pastilles and the larger containing 100.

The candies are sugar- and calorie-free pastilles with the major ingredient being gum arabic.

Fruit Pastilles?

Boiled sweets, fruit pastilles and jellies.

Dozens of perfectly legal drug products were once available, like morphine and heroin pastilles (available through department store catalogs in England).