- - ...... up, given much medicine
- - Took medicine
- - Does wrong on the day to have taken medicine
- - do sedentary work - gave medicine, to start with
- - Given just what the doctor ordered
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- - Medicine-free medicine
- - Medicine for the mind to settle personal problem
- - set before actress derek for this comforting medicine
- - Prole catching a cold is given old, useless medicine
- - Imitation medicine
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- - Like much folk medicine
- - Like many noncaffeinated teas
- - Kind of tea-like drink
- - Folk-medicine herb
- - Like some traditional medicine
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- - Take too much medicine
- - take too much from finished party seen oddly
- - Take way too much
- - Take too much
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- - Like much medicine
- - like face-to-face exams
- - Like spoken reports
- - non-written, like some exams
- - Like Freud's first stage of development
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- - Doctor does give medicine
- - Specific quantity of medicine
- - Does vary the amount to be taken
- - amount of medicine finally used to some purpose!
- - Amount of medicine does change slightly
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- - Liquid medicine for an animal will give one a soaking
- - Spray with a hose
- - Give a soaking to
- - To spray with a hose
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- - a plant or a part of a plant that is used as medicine or to give flavour to food
- - The lady's second plant
- - plant seen in another book
- - Plant such as tarragon or dill
- - Flavouring or medicinal plant
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