any of various plants, esp. betony, formerly used in dressing wounds
Origin of woundwort
wound + wortwoundwort
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woundwort
noun
- See betony.
- Any of several plants formerly used to treat wounds.
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Noun
(plural woundworts)
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woundwort - Medical Definition
n.
See betony
- Any of several plants formerly used to treat wounds.
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