datura
IPA: dʌtˈʊrʌ
noun
- A plant of the genus Datura, known for its trumpet-shaped flowers and poisonous properties.
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Examples of "datura" in Sentences
- The use of datura spans millennia.
- Datura is actually from sanskrit not hindi.
- Datura and alcohol were found in his blood.
- As with Datura, all parts of Brugmansia are highly toxic.
- There are nine articles about the species of the Datura plant.
- In some tribes datura was involved in the ceremonies of manhood.
- The second powder consists of dissociative drugs such as datura.
- The intoxication resembles that following the ingestion of Datura.
- 'datura' plant (_Datura alba_), and other species of the same genus.
- Physostigmine is the antidote of choice for datura stramonium poisoning.
- Plenty of citations exist for the nasty effects of 'Datura' intoxication.
- The potent datura fruit has been used in sacred rites since prehistoric times.
- A: Those are closely related to our native plant called datura, or jimsonweed, and not to hibiscus.
- Nah, more like a mix of datura and PCP; flat barking delusional, our Loo Tenant (Residentista de Crapper).
- We move Seth to a level spot in the lee of a large granite rock far up from the river, near a cluster of sacred datura.
- I didn't take it, because anything that comes from jimson weed (and other datura relatives) has gotta be evil in my book.
- But it is also called "sacred datura" because native shamans cultivated knowledge on its use for inducing visions to gain otherworldly knowledge.
- It is from one to five feet in height, and an ill-smelling weed, though first cousin to the beautiful, cultivated datura, which is a highly prized garden plant.
- This isle had got the very form of a ripple, -- and I thought that the inhabitants should bear a ripple for device on their shields, a wave passing over them, with the datura, which is said to produce mental alienation of long duration without affecting the bodily health, * springing from its edge.
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