Camomile
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 17
Chamomile , kam′o-mīl, n. a plant, or its dried flowers, used in medicine, affording a bitter stomachic and tonic. [Fr.—L.—Gr. chamaimēlon , the earth-apple, from the apple-like smell of its blo oms— chamai , on the ground, mēlon , an apple.]
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