alcohol
noun
a similar substance that is found in chemicals and medicines
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the thick liquid from the leaves of a type of aloe, used in medicines and in creams that you use on your skin
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a white powder used in cooking for making cakes rise while they are baking, and also as a medicine for an upset stomach
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a substance like oil that comes from plants. It has a strong smell and is used in medicines and perfumes.
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a clear liquid with a strong smell that makes you become unconscious if you breathe it. It was used in the past in medical operations.
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a yellow oil made from the liver of cod which people take because it contains a lot of vitamins
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a hormone (=chemical substance produced in the body) that is used in medicine to treat parts of the body that have become swollen and painful
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a white clay used for preparing some medicines and for making porcelain (=a hard white substance used for making plates, cups etc)
the American spelling of liquorice
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a sticky brown substance with a sweet smell used for making perfume, incense, and medicine
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a strong fresh flavour that is obtained from a mint plant and is used in medicines or drinks
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a very poisonous substance that is used in the treatment of cancer and also as a weapon by some terrorists
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using the Internet where you work, during working hours, for activities which are not work-related
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