plant of Circe
plant of Circe noun: the plant mandrake.
Noun
the plant of Circe (plural plants of Circe)
- The plant mandrake.
- The ancient Homeric witch Circe used infusions of it in her magic brews, hence the root was also known as "the plant of Circe."1961, Harry E. Wedeck, Dictionary of Aphrodisiacs, New York: The Citadel Press, page 144
Forms of plant of Circe
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Questions about plant of Circe
- What does plant of Circe mean?
- Plant of Circe means the plant mandrake.
- What part of speech is plant of Circe?
- Plant of Circe is a noun.
- What is the plural of plant of Circe?
- The plural of plant of Circe is plants of Circe.
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