Hebes

Pinning down with evergreen elements such as box balls, small hebes, glossy-leaved sarcococcas or the grey-leaved Salvia officinalis 'Berggarten' is necessary. ❋ Fergus Garrett (2010)

Mens hebes ad verum per materialia surgit, Suger is reported to have said: the dull mind rises to truth through that which is material. ❋ Carolingian (2006)

Pupilla hebes, one of the tiny fossil species recovered from cliff-top eolian deposits. ❋ AYDIN (2006)

Vos igitur sine controversia ambiguitatis, et pluralem nominativum, et singularem genitivum per AE scribite: nam qui non potest dignoscere supra scriptarum vocum numeros et casum, valde est hebes. ❋ Frances Ellen Lord (N/A)

He finds it in the Fabrica Linguæ Arab. of Germanus of Silesia (p. 786) = ignavis, hebes, stupidus, esp. a coward. ❋ Anonymous (1855)

Another objection raised is that Tacitus wrongly writes "quantum" as the corresponding adverb to "tanto," "_quantum_que hebes ad sustinendum laborem miles, _tanto_ ad discordias promptior" ❋ John Wilson Ross (1852)

Illa sunt similia; hebes acies est cuipiam oculorum: corpore alius languescit: hi curatione adhibitâ levantur in dies: alter valet plus quotidie: alter videt. ❋ John Stuart Mill (1839)

All over Seattle, rosemary, cistus and hebes withered in the severe cold, and often their roots rotted away from all the melting snow and pelting rain. ❋ Unknown (2011)

We've been covering warranty replacements on an unprecedented scale, substituting for hebes, nandina, rockrose and ❋ Unknown (2011)

Whipcord hebes resemble dwarf cypress or juniper, with triangular, scale-like leaves along erect, then arching branches. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I had thought that I'd just give up and plant a lot of subalpine grasses and hebes, but then I realised that I'm just not that much of a sook. ❋ Che Tibby (2010)

American already here taught those immigrants to hate themselves and taught them that their lives were worth nothing, the wops, and hebes, and micks. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Many of us use drought-tolerant plants such as geraniums, agapanthus, alliums, phormiums, euphorbias, hebes, verbascum and nepeta to ease the burden of watering, and most established shrubs and perennials need less watering because their roots go deep enough to find moisture. ❋ Unknown (2009)