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Noun potion has 1 sense
  1. potion - a medicinal or magical or poisonous beverage
    --1 is a kind of
    beverage, drink, drinkable, potable
    --1 has particulars:
     elixir; philter, philtre, love-potion, love-philter, love-philtre

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Term: Potions

Definition: Potions refer to liquid mixtures or concoctions that are typically used for medicinal, magical, or toxic purposes. They are often created by combining various ingredients in specific proportions. Senses: 1. Noun: A liquid medicine or remedy with healing properties. 2. Noun: Magical concoctions with mystical effects. 3. Noun: Poisonous mixtures created for nefarious purposes. 4. Noun: Alcoholic beverages, especially those with herbal or medicinal properties. Examples: 1. Noun: Healer's Potion - The healer prepared a potent potion to treat the knight's wounds. 2. Noun: Love Potion - The witch brewed a love potion to make the prince fall in love with her. 3. Noun: Deadly Potion - The villain plotted to poison the king using a deadly potion. 4. Noun: Herbal Potion - The wizard created a herbal potion to cure a common cold. 5. Noun: Potion of Invisibility - The thief used a potion of invisibility to sneak into the guarded castle. 6. Noun: Elixir Potion - The alchemist developed an elixir potion believed to grant eternal youth. 7. Noun: Healing Potion - You can find healing potions in fantasy video games that restore health. Related Products: - Books on Potions - Potion Making Kits - Potions and Elixirs - Witchcraft Supplies
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