It isn't oil of clove, but perhaps that comes closest.

A little oil of cloves mixed well with garlic is rather good."

He discovered that oil of cloves would prevent his paints from drying out too quickly.

He also suggested in his book that oil of cloves and cinnamon be used for pulpitis.

In the meantime, mix zinc oxide and oil of cloves into a white paste.

'Supposed to be very good, oil of cloves.

And remember, oil of cloves won't cure the toothache; it just temporarily numbs the nerve.

"I applied a little oil of cloves, sir, which relieved the pain a little, but I was still not able to get to sleep.

'I've got some oil of cloves in my rucksack,' said Sir Pertelope.

Standardized extracts or oils of clove may provide a more reliable dose of the product.

Apply oil of cloves.

Oil of clove is typically used as an analgesic in the treatment of a dry tooth socket after an extraction.

Adding oil of cloves or other additives such as salt to the mixture reduces the chances of the product developing mold.

"Oil of cloves," the French detective announces, sniffing one of Hannibal's victims.

Other ingredients may be citrus and spice oils, the most common being lime oil, oil of cloves and cinnamon.

The familiar smell of the dental surgery comes from oil of cloves, a component of some dental cements.

Oil of cloves (mosquitos)

And while table salt is not included, seasoned salts are, as are oleoresins, like oil of clove, which are extracted from spices.

Oil of cloves is marketed for a variety of medicinal uses; and scientific evidence indicates that it kills parasitic mites, if not cancer.

Oil of cloves, also known as clove oil, is an essential oil from the clove plant, Syzygium aromaticum.

In Brussels after opening the plaster he impregnated the bones with boiling gelatine mixed with oil of cloves as a preservative.

Oil of cloves, which contains eugenol, can be used to treat dental pain; a drop can be applied with a cotton swab as a palliative.

"Mother Sonja used to say that a distillation of the oil of cloves was an aid to that sort of tooth pain," Krysty said.

Rosemary, atropine, lavender, oil of cloves . . . Bree was notable for her stillness among all this bustle.

Florida water, an uncomplicated mixture of eau de cologne with a dash of oil of cloves, cassia, and lemongrass, was popular.