Oak Hill Bitter: Scents that immediate are butterscotch and lemons, covering a light hop aroma. There may also be some almost subliminal spices present. To taste, the first point of note is its smoothness

 

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Oak Hill Bitter: Scents that immediate are butterscotch and lemons, covering a light hop aroma. There may also be some almost subliminal spices present. To taste, the first point of note is its smoothness

Post Oak 2: V.lincecumii derived cultivar.

Pre-Soak: Preparatory water bath for film or paper prior to processing that prevents uneven development. It is essential in some color processes.

Phillips Holiday Nog: Egg nog style liqueur.

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Side-Hill Lie: (also 'uneven lie') when the ball lies on an uneven slope, with either the ball above the feet or below the feet

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Wind Chill Index: The calculation of temperature that takes into consideration the effects of wind and temperature on the human body. Describes the average loss of body heat and how the temperature feels. Thi . . . View Full Definition

Yarrow (Achillea millefolium): Purifies the blood, reduces fever, lowers blood pressure, digestive stimulant, diaphoretic.

White oak bark (Quercus alba): Anti-inflammatory, helps prevent diarrhea.