| mustard bath |
A stimulative hot foot bath consisting of a mixture of 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of dry mustard in a quart (946 ml) of hot water added to a pail or large basin filled with water of 100¡Æ to 104¡ÆF (37.8¡Æ to 40¡ÆC).
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| mustard |
the condiment that made for a tastier dog in The Fatal Glass of Beer and goat in Mississippi.
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| Mustard procedure |
(not commonly used these days) this redirects the flow of blood to the atria and leaves the left ventricle pumping to the lungs, and the right to the body, for children who have transposition of the great arteries (TGA)
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| mustard |
Mustard seed, Sinapis alba and Brassica nigra, can be found in yellow and black varieties, respectively. This spice is common to Europe and has a sharp, musty and even bitter taste. When combined with vinegar, sugar, salt and other spices, mustard seed can be made into table mustard as we know it. Djion mustard comes from the town of Dijon on France. Folklore tells us that mustard seed has the ability to ward off evil. Keeping mustard plants around your home will keep evil spirits away. ...
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