tincture

The tinctures are known to have been used since 1544.

Before the tincture was a red castle on white ground.

The example of the arms shown in this article does not show the tinctures.

As a general rule, the stronger tinctures are thought to be more effective.

"Last Days" is the third in the tincture death trilogy.

The effects of the tincture seemed to have worn off entirely!

Within those limits, the tincture will produce the desired result.

The main difference was in the tinctures, whereas the charges were almost the same.

Tinctures are also made with single or multiple ingredients and plant parts.

"It's not my life to give up," he said with a tincture of pride.

For most tinctures, however, 1 part water to 5 parts ethanol is typical.

The flag itself does not conform to the rule of tincture.

Cotton and paper colored with these tinctures showed the same differences.

Its tinctures, however, are unknown, and it only shows one lion.

The tincture will really sting if you try to clean a wound with it.

I managed to get him to swallow a herbal tincture.

In other forms - like tinctures - the dosing will be different.

I allowed a tincture of incredulity to enter my voice.

Extracts may be sold as tinctures or in powder form.

It can also be dissolved in alcohol to form tincture of iron.

Shortly thereafter, the arms appeared with different tinctures; the field was now red.

The blues is commonly described as a particular feeling, an emotional tincture in music.

Like a small amount - like a tincture being put into a big bowl.

She could not keep a tincture of bitterness out of her voice.

A tincture is a skin preparation that has a high percentage of alcohol.