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n. Any of several plants of the genus Euphrasia, having small, opposite, toothed leaves and white and purplish flowers grouped in spikes.

n. any of the flowering plants of the genus Euphrasia, some of which are used to treat eye infections

n. A small annual plant (Euphrasia officinalis), formerly much used as a remedy for diseases of the eye.

n. The popular name of the plant Euphrasia officinalis. Also called eyewort.

n. Several plants which are either reputed remedies for diseases of the eye, or, more frequently, have bright flowers, usually with a central spot suggesting the pupil of the eye: Any plant of the genus Euphrasia.

n. The sundew, Drosera rotundifolia.

n. The Indian-pipe, Monotropa uniflora.

n. The pimpernel or poor-man's weather-glass, Anagallis arvensis.

n. The germander speedwell, Veronica Chamædrys: also called angel's-eye, bird's-eye, and god's-eye.

n. The bluet or innocence, Houstonia cærulea.

n. The officinal lobelia or emetic-weed, Rapuntium inflatum.

"Wet-kneed, we walked by pastures filled with the white froth of meadowsweet and river-bank flora of lady's bedstraw, betony, devil's bit scabious, greater burnet and eyebright, kneeling several times to store memories of the scent of the last of the fragrant orchids."

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