Balsam

What do we mean by balsam?

Any of several aromatic resins, such as balsam of Peru and balsam of Tolu, that contain considerable amounts of benzoic acid, cinnamic acid, or both, or their esters. noun

Any of several other fragrant plant resins, such as Canada balsam. noun

A similar substance, especially a fragrant ointment used as medication; a balm. noun

Any of various trees, especially the balsam fir, yielding an aromatic resinous substance. noun

To apply balsam or balm to; anoint with balm or balsam.

To embalm.

An oily, aromatic, resinous substance, exuding spontaneously from trees of the genus Balsamodendron; hence, by extension, any aromatic or odoriferous exudation from trees or shrubs, whether spontaneous or after incision; balm. noun

An aromatic preparation used for embalming the dead. noun

Any aromatic fragrant ointment, whether for ceremonial or for medicinal use, as for healing wounds or soothing pain. noun

Figuratively, any healing or soothing agent or agency. noun

In alchemy, a healthful preservative essence, of oily penetrative nature, conceived by Paracelsus to exist in all organic bodies. noun

A tree yielding an aromatic, oily resin. noun

The Impatiens balsamina, a familiar flowering annual, of Eastern origin, cultivated in many varieties, often called garden-balsam, and in the United States lady's-slipper; also, the native European species, I. Noli-me-tangere, and the American I. fulva. See Impatiens and jewel-weed. noun

In medical prescriptions abbreviated to bals. noun

To treat or anoint with balsam; to relieve, as with balsam; to render balsamic. transitive verb

A resin containing more or less of an essential or volatile oil. noun

A species of tree (Abies balsamea). noun

A sweet-smelling oil or resin derived from various plants.

A plant or tree yielding such substance.

A soothing ointment.

Something soothing.

A flowering plant of the genus Impatiens.

The balsam family of flowering plants (Balsaminaceae), which includes Impatiens and Hydrocera.

A balsam fir Abies balsamea.

Canada balsam, a turpentine obtained from the resin of balsam fir.

Balsam is the name of the person who means the world to molka Urban Dictionary

Money, the balm of all. Urban Dictionary

Adjective. Stems from noun: Balsam, a resinous substance, such as balm. Denotes soothing, nurturing, encapsulating, fluidity. Urban Dictionary

A delicious salad dressing brought to you by Cardini and company. Cardini's Balsamic is good for the whole family. Cardini has been known to shoot this delicious dressing all over the salads of many females. Also known as the species scantily clad women belong to. Urban Dictionary

Balsam kids, are the despondent majority of the biology in 2023, they are any student who takes biology either SL or HL with balsam, these students suffer from lack of in class knowledge as the teacher "balsam" barely teaches and spends her time teaching the students "life lessons" and spreading anti-male propaganda. Urban Dictionary

Balsamic vinegar takes the gold of all vinegars. Non-alcoholic, yet it will explode in your mouth and on your food like katy perry biggest firework. Urban Dictionary

A popular vinegar used on salads and in Italian cooking. The word Balsamic is derived from the Latin word “BALLSAMINO” meaning scrotum or gonad sack. This highly prized vinegar is distilled from the scrotum excretions of pre-puberic boys, giving it its characteristic aroma and pungency. The more expensive blends are formulated from 60 day unwashed scrotums whereas the less costly ones are only festered for a maximum of two weeks. Up until recently, most production came from the Italian monasteries and seminaries using pre-castrated choir boys. Now however, due to worldwide outrage over this practice, production is down and several other countries are now producing this special tonic. Africa and Asia now produce more than Italy. The African blends are particularly pungent and flavorful while the Asian varieties exhibit a slightly fishy odor and taste. Although the Asian varieties have yet to become popularized in the United States, they are steadily gaining market share on the west coast, particularly in the San Francisco Bay areas. My children’s mother, an Italian immigrant herself, absolutely loves Balsamic vinegar but the store bought versions are way too expensive. Luckily for me, my three pre-teen sons are happy to help her produce this at home. As an added benefit, my hot water and gas bills have gone down significantly. Urban Dictionary

A hard word for elmo Urban Dictionary

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To dress well. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to balsam:
balsam, balsa, balaam, balam, balsac, balsas, ballam, bassam.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word balsam:
tolu, storax, impatiens, fir, quina, abies, quaking, benzoin, tamarack, baume, populus, poplar, spruce, knotweed, balm, trembling, itasca, lodgepole, turpentine, woolly, catskills, larch, myrrh, hemlock, gilead, birch, liqueur, resin, aspen, boreal, alder, knob, understory, cottonwood, acer, peru, speckled, pear, patten, fragrance, refractive, allergic, ayrshire, bop, herbal, appalachian, pine, maple, deciduous, moose, waterway, elm, scent, hardwood, aromatic, shrubs, odor, ingredient, pines, cedar, bald, bog, hazel, beech, fraser, willow, insect, trees, vine, bluegrass, invasive, mountain, gum, shrub, ash, smell, peaks, bark, tree, mountains, lake, slopes, brook, meadow, ingredients, inn, abundant, summit, trail, ridge, wetlands, parkway, slide, apple, forest, hollow, oak, gap, synthetic, artificial.

Words that rhyme with balsam:
all some, ball some, befall some, call some, fall some, forestall some, hall some, haul some, install some, nightfall some, overall sum, paul some, recall some, small sum, stall some, wall some.

Adjectives that are often used to describe balsam:
xylol, peruvian, neutral, precious, little, pure, natural, fragrant, thick, hard, canadian, true, white, fresh, liquid, thin, aromatic, superfluous, copaiba, sweet, wild, soft, indian, sovereign, canada, solid, black, excess, fir, fine, ordinary, yellow, himalayan, magic, genuine, acid, hot, crude, soothing, dry, miraculous, green, surplus, resinous, prepared, clear, called, benzol, hardened, copaiva, famous, sticky, fluid, matrimonial, sufficient, warm, radical, holy, blessed, valuable, excellent, double, odoriferous, dead, brown, pink, above, celebrated, transparent, wonderful, sorry, viscid, infallible, heavenly, rare, smelling, african, chloroform, heated, costly, mild.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective balsam:
fir, poplar, trees, tree, boughs, copaiba, apple, pear, firs, poplars, peru, aphid, type, copaiva, needles, forest, oil, forests, root, coast, preparations, solution, dropping, capivi, surface, gardens, breathing, wool, mixture, diet, preparation, bearing, groundsel, lake, fruit, gatherer, wood, family, spruce, fronds, seedlings.

Consonant match to balsam:
ball some, boil some, bowl some.

Words that sound like balsam:
balsam, balsa, belsen, belson, bilson, balsamy, bolson, bulson, balsams, paulson, bellum, ballen, paulsen, besom, boresome, bassam, bolsa, burleson, balam, poulsen, poulson, belum, ballam, balsas, belam, ballium, wholesome, pilsen, polson, pilson, holsom, balling, bossing, bawling, bosson, bollen, basim, belem, balza, balsamo, blossom, billion, bison, bosom, basin, ballon, belgium, ballroom, ballgame, ballsy, balkan, boolean, belen, billon, balan, balsamic, bosun, bason, ball game, bolan, ball room, basson, bisson, balian, besson, boullion, beldam, bissen, bolen, baylen, balaam, ballman, bellen, bluhm, basen, balcom, bolon, balen, bellon, bailon, ballan, beseem, billen, bilan, besen, balun, bohlen, abelson, balsam fir, basm, belsey, bailsman, bassen, bellsouth, blissom, bolso, balsac, belang, balkcom, balsam herb.