ARMOISE

(Fr.), n. A®rm-wa’z. 1. The genus Artemisia, 2 The Artemisia vulgar is. [Fr. Cod. (B).]—A, absinthe, A. amère. O, no; 02, not; 6%, whole; Th, thin; Th?, the; U, like 00 in too; U?, blue; U%, lull; U*, full; U%, urn; US, like à (German), See ARTEMISIA absinthium.—A. à moxas. See ARTEMISIA MOXA, —A. aurone. See ARTEMISIA abrotanum.—A. bâtarde. A name given to several composite plants, especially the Parthenium hysterophorum. (B,121.)—A. blanche. See ÜINERARIA maritime.— A. commune. See ARTEMISIA Vulgar is—A. de Judée. See ARTEMISIA judaica.—A. de montagne. See A. batarde,—A. des champs. ‘See ARTEMISIA campestris.—A. en épis. See ARTE- MISIA spicata,—A. estragon. See ARTEMISIA dracunculus.—A. pontique. See ARTEMisIA pontic a—A. vulgaire. See ARTE- MISsIA vuigaris.—Eau. e Aqua ARTEMISIZ.—Extrait. (feuille) [Fr. Cod.]. An extract made from the leaves of. mugwort by exhausting with boiling water and evaporating to the consistence of a soft extract. [B, 113.]—Grande a, See ARTEMISIA absinthium.—Huile e entlelle d’a. See Oleum ARTEMISIE Œthereum.—Hydrolat. See Aqua ARTEMISIÆ—Oléule. See Oleum ARTEMISIÆ œthereum.—Petite a. See ARTEMISIA pontic a. —Sirop. composé, Sirop d’a. et de sabine. See Syrupus ARTEMISLE compos it us.—Sirop. See Syrupus ARTEMISIÆ.—Tisane. [Fr, Cod.]. An infusion of 1 part of Artemisia vulgar is in 100 parts of boiling water. [B, 113.) .),n. A*r-mol. See A TRIPLEX hortensis.