Balm is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BALM in dictionary:

VERB:
• to embalm
• To anoint with balm, or with anything medicinal. Hence: To soothe; to mitigate.
• apply balm to
NOUN:
• a fragrant cream or liquid used to heal or soothe the skin
• something that has a soothing or restorative effect
• a tree which yields a fragrant resinous substance, especially one used in medicine.
• the resinous substance yielded by a balm.
• a bushy herb of the mint family, with leaves smelling and tasting of lemon.
• used in names of other aromatic herbs of the mint family, e.g. bee balm.
• aromatic substance used for healing and soothing
• An aromatic plant of the genus Melissa.
• The resinous and aromatic exudation of certain trees or shrubs.
• Any fragrant ointment.
• Anything that heals or that mitigates pain.
• any of various aromatic resinous substances used for healing and soothing
• semisolid preparation (usually containing a medicine) applied externally as a remedy or for soothing an irritation

Words related to BALM

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Words that contain BALM

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How to use BALM in a sentence

• There were many small trees growing on this spot, and incense and balm were gathered there.
• Surely there was balm for all wounds, even those which burned the deepest.
• Oh, the balm and beauty of that early morning when Messrs.
• God, depend upon it, grows stories and lives as he does herbs, each with a mission of balm to some woe.
• The mountain balm, with its long purple blossoms, mingled its colors with its neighbors.
• In delight and in devotion, Pausing from her whirling motion, Nature, in enchanted calm, Silently drinks the floating balm.
• The only balm to close that sore must be brought by a woman, who for her love will suffer such pain and sorrow as no woman in the world has endured before.
• Indeed, many affecting observations were made, which, could her friends have heard them, would have fallen like balm upon their broken spirits.
• He let me take from him the key, let me draw him gently away and lead him to the solitude which now was the most healing balm I could bestow.
• Be a home for the stranger, a balm to the suffering, a tower of strength for the fugitive.
• The air was balm, balm! A steady soft wind made cataract sound in the forest.
• As for Grip, he had tasted blood, and found it as balm to his aching ribs.
• As a balm to my wounded feelings, my correspondents in the north informed me that seven clerks had been promoted since I left Norway House.
• They were to be his balm through all the days of his imprisonment on board ship, and he felt that they would be sufficient.
• May many a sad and weary heart have found in our singing a balm for the aching, longing heart.
• The very colour of this precious balm is bright and dazzling.
• Be Thou a refreshing draught for their thirst, a healing medicine for their ills and a balm for the burning ardor of their hearts.
• O ye friends of God! True friends are even as skilled physicians, and the Teachings of God are as healing balm, a medicine for the conscience of man.
• Be thou a balm to every sore, be thou a medicine for every ill.
• And never a moment’s peace, and never any balm for the spear’s red wounds.
• The only balm for this separation was to leave brother Phillip with them as his successor.
• Without was balm and starlight and the spirit of flowers, breathed out in odours.
• It has poured balm and consolation into the heart of the sick, of captives in dungeons, of widows in their pinching griefs, of orphans in their loneliness.
• As Ruth climbed the narrow stairway, the quiet, old-fashioned house brought balm to her tired soul.
• She was a creature born to be the succour of misery, the balm of distress.
• The result of his arrangements with his mother was, however, a balm to his wounded spirit, and he looked upon Smallbones as already dead.
• His last words to them came again and again on the heart of each parent as soothing balm, of which nor time nor circumstance could deprive them.
• He recognized her when restored to consciousness, and her presence was as balm to his wounds.
• Ideas were balm to Ernie, even as regarded his physical suffering.
• I passed the night in alternate lamentation and research, equally fruitless, the mystery was impenetrable to conjecture, the pain invincible to balm.
• Ephraim thought that, because the wounds were inflicted by Assyria, it was the source to which to apply for bandages and balm.

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