Colocynth
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 92
kol'C-sinth, n. the dried and powdered F fate, fkr m€, her mine: Colt pulp of a kind of cucuriiber, much used as a urgative. [Gr kolokynthis.\ on, kO'lon, n. the mark used to indicate a distinct member or clause of a sentence. [Gr. kolon, a limb, member
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