cnicinn.
/ˈknʌɪsɪn/ A bitter principle obtained from the leaves of Cnicus benedictus, and other Composite plants.
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1863 H. Watts Dict. Chem. I. 1029 Cnicin forms white transparent silky needles, inoderous, having a pure bitter taste.
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- a person's hands
- a person's head
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- a person's knowledge
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- a person's own blood
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- a person's toast always falls butter side up
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- a person's unknowledge