stinking gladdon, stinking glad wyn

Bot.: Iris fœtidi ima. stinking-horehound, s. Bot.: The genus Ballot a, and spec. Ballot a nigra. stinking-mayweed, s. Bot.: An them is cotula , a corymbosely branched composite plant, with glandular-dotted leaves; occurring in cultivated fields, where it is a troublesome weed. It is acrid and emetic, and the leaves blister the hand. stinking-polecat, s. Bot.: Phallus impudicus. (Treas. of Bot.) stinking-vervain, 8. Bot.: Petiveria all i ace a. stinking-weed, s. Bot.: Ca ia occidental is. stinking-wood, 8. talis. "The river, stinted in its supplies, ran at a very low level."- Chambers ' Journal , July, 1879, p. 366. 4. To serve. (Said of mares.) "The mares would have foaled and been stinted again." - Field , March 13, 1886. *B. In trans.: To stop, to cease, to leave off. "But I will never stint , nor rest, until I have got the full and exact knowledge hereof." -Sir T. More: Utopia, Giles to Buslide .