horehound

If you do not wish it to be very strong of horehound don't use quite so much.

The sede is blak and groweth about the stalk, certayn places goyng betwene, as we se in horehound.

One very remarkable minor feature was the appearance of couch-grass and horehound, which had sprung up around the stockyards.

It proved to be a kind of essence of horehound, of notable tartness and pungency, very like a powerful cough syrup.

To protect one's self against the allurements of these accursed fairies, a bit of horehound or marjoram is sufficient.

Horehound clenseth the breast and lungs, helps old coughs, easeth hard labour in child-bearing, brings away the after-birth.

Compound decoction of horehound; Decoctum marubii compositum, L. Prep.

For colds: Horehound tea, pinetop tea, lightwood drippings on sugar.

It was well that Miss Prime did not discover it: she would have given him horehound to cure—thought!

Horehound tea was for colds, and elderberry tea was to help babies teethe easier.