| black |
a dark color like that of charcoal
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| black death |
Or Bubonic Plague which swept across Europe in the years 1348-50. It was the worst scourge humankind has ever known; at least a quarter of the European population was wiped out in the first epidemic of 1348. It began in the ports of Italy, brought in by merchant ships from Black Sea ports, and reached England in the winter of 1348. The disease was transmitted to humans by fleas from black rats, though this wasn't known at the time, the specific organ being Bacillus pestis. ...
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| blackhead |
A dark collection of sebum, dead skin cells and keratin that plugs the opening of a pore.
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| black cohosh |
For female complaints "The Blues"; Native Americans used this herb in the treatment of rheumatism as well as many "female complaints". It is a traditional remedy for inducing ministration, relieving cramps and facilitating labor and delivery. It is a source of natural estrogen and can be used to help women off synthetic estrogen, which has numerous side effects and possible cancer causing agents.
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| blackhead |
A blackhead is a type of pimple that forms when the pores of the skin get clogged with oils and impurities.
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