concotion

This concotion also was called "Tar water".

"We've found that elastic surgical bandages plasticized in the concotion that's brewing in there give the properties we need.

There is also, he said, a doughy concotion filled with anything from fruit to a mixture of potatoes and cheese that is sold at outdoor stands.

The Roman centurion Vitellan enters into multiple periods of hibernation through a concotion developed from snow-dwelling insects.

Instead he sat at home, watching "Love Boat" reruns and drinking some horrible beer and lemonade concotion bottled in New Jersey.

During the pre-colonial days, elders would gather at the foot of Kanyuambora hill to drink home-made traditional brew which, in essence, was a concotion of honey and water.

He almost always had the $5.50 lunch special of vegetarian chopped liver - a concotion of carrots, peas, string beans and onions - and the soup of the day.

When New Mexicans refer to chile they are talking about pungent pods, or sauce made from those pods, not the concotion of spices, meat and/or beans known as Texas chili con carne.

"Grandaddy said they had bolied the jackets in a concotion of potash, water and vinegar to get rid of the indigo color leavin the jackets the color of an over-ripe peach with some blue mottlin here and there.