nard

Newsflash Nard-dawg, unplanned pregnancy is sometimes a good thing.

At Palermo you boasted you loved to talk with a foe over two sword-blades; Syrian nard softens your courage and your arm.

"The warmth of thy garments hath a goodlier smell than myrrh, than nard," he is saying, avidly touching her ear with his lips.

By subtle means, insidious as the breath of nard, corruption of primeval sin was spread from race to race.

Everywhere was given out the odor of nard, to which Vinicius had grown used, and which he had learned to love in the Orient.

And he smelled the smoke of nard and soltziphal burning in the cressets of the servants of Tishnar.