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blind-nettle
ˈblind-nettle Herb. [f. blind a. 12; from its wanting the characteristic stinging quality of nettles proper.] The Dead-nettle; also the Hemp-nettle and Hedge Nettle or Wood Woundwort.c 1000 ælfric Gram. 311 Archangelica, blindnetle. 1398 Trevisa Barth. De P.R. xvii. cxciii. (1495) 730 The deed netty... Oxford English Dictionary
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Atonement (novel)
Corporal Nettle – Nettle is one of Robbie's two companions during the Dunkirk evacuation. "Narrative Engagement with Atonement and The Blind Assassin." Philosophy and Literature 29.1 (2005): 130–145. Hidalgo, Pilar. wikipedia.org
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dumb
▪ I. dumb, a. (n.) (dʌm) Forms: 1– dumb; also 3–5 doumb(e, 3–6 domm(e, (4 doum, doump), 4–7 domb(e, dumbe, 5 doom, dowmb(e, dowm(e, dume, 5–6 dome, 5–7 dum, dumm(e. [A Com. Teut. adj.: OE. dumb = OS. dumb (MDu. domp, dom, Du. dom, LG. dum), OHG. tumb, tump (MHG. tump, tum, early mod.G. thumb, mod.G.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Max Afford
Other radio plays included Lazy in the Sun and Out of This Nettle, and the long-running 1951 A.B.C. serial, Stranger Come In, which explored the subject (also published as Dolls of Death.)The Dead Are Blind: A Jeffrey Blackburn Adventure. wikipedia.org
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Franklin's ground squirrel
Plants eaten include dandelion, stinging nettle, red-berried elder, white clover, and wild peas, as well as garden vegetables. The young are born naked and blind, with their eyes only opening after 18 to 20 days. They are weaned by 30 days of age. wikipedia.org
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Fool's Assassin
Fitz goes to pieces and Nettle wishes to take Bee with her to Buckkeep. She helps the blind beggar and when she touches him, he can see through her. wikipedia.org
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John Gower
In his last years, and possibly as early as 1400, he became blind. One is Mirour which uses the metaphor of the stinging nettle to predict the impending catastrophe. wikipedia.org
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荨麻属
Randomized, double-blind study of freeze-dried Urtica dioica in the treatment of allergic rhinitis. Planta Med 56: 44-47. Randomized controlled trial of nettle sting for treatment of base-of-thumb pain. J. Roy. Soc. wikipedia.org
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Sweetmeat (horse)
Sweetmeat stood at this stud until 1861 when, aged 19 and blind, he was sold for 800 guineas and exported to Russia. Mincepie (1853) won Epsom Oaks Stakes Muscovado exported to Australia, sire of stakes-winners including Lantern (won the Melbourne Cup) Nettle (1852) wikipedia.org
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Waling
During that time, a pious and aged blind couple had a devoted son named Shrawan Kumar. The term 'Aandhi' means 'blind' and 'khola' means 'river' in Nepali language. wikipedia.org
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Jill Gomez
The Three-Cornered Hat (complete), Philharmonia Orchestra, Yan Pascal Tortelier CHAN8904 Fauré – Pelléas et Mélisande, Suite Op. 80: "The king's three blind /Sitwell, Gerhard, Tarrago, Rodrigo, Guiridi, Obradors, 1994, Conifer Classics CDCF 243 South of the Border ...down Mexico way (with The Markham and Nettle wikipedia.org
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Polyp (zoology)
The sac-like body built up in this way is attached usually to some firm object by its blind end, and bears at the upper end the mouth which is surrounded Polyps extend their tentacles, particularly at night, containing coiled stinging nettle-like cells or nematocysts which pierce and poison and firmly hold wikipedia.org
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The Book of the Short Sun
Nettle, Horn's wife, who with him ostensibly wrote The Book of the Long Sun, the story of Silk. She has gone blind, and asks Horn to find her an eye when he returns to the Whorl. wikipedia.org
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Toilet god
According to a different Japanese tradition, the toilet god was said to be a blind man holding a spear in his hand. John Embree recorded in the 1930s that the inhabitants of part of the southernmost Japanese island of Kyūshū would put a branch of willow or Chinese nettle wikipedia.org
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Patrick Kavanagh Poetry Award
His books include Cast in the Fire (1986), Southward (1992), American Wake (1995), The Hellbox (1998), The Blind Stitch (2002), Collected Poems 1986–2006 Her plays include Nara Turas é in Aistear ("That the journey may not have been in vain") (2000), Anraith Neantóige ("Nettle Soup") (2004) and Cóirín na wikipedia.org
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