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| witch ha·zel (plural witch ha·zels or witch ha·zel) |
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1. bush with yellow flowers: a tree or bush that has toothed egg-shaped leaves and blooms in fall or winter. Flowers: small, yellow with strap-shaped petals. Genus Hamamelis.
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2. soothing lotion: a mixture of water, alcohol, and extract from the bark and dried leaves of the witch hazel. Use: astringent, embrocation.
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| [< Old English wice (see wych elm)] |
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