Elixirs [noun]

Drinking the elixir comes with the benefit of sharp minced onions and cilantro.

Above all, though, these are love letters, many of them so rapturous that were it possible to distill these pages into liquid form, it might be prescribed as an elixir for malaise.

Consumer-product manufacturers prefer palm oil because it blends well with other oils and is the ideal elixir to create various consistencies.

He is seeking the elixir of long life, for which superior minds have been seeking these two thousand years.

Your elixir will not prevent a chimney falling on a man, a bullet going clear through him, or a horse kicking his skull open?

I gave him the precious elixir which my mother alone on earth could draw from roots such as no eye of man has ever seen.

Sanatogen, the new elixir of life compounded of casein and glycerophosphates, has been noticed in The Journal from time to time.

The result was that our friend sent to Kansas for the "Elixir of Life."

For the first time in many months the old elixir of leadership ran through his veins.

It entered the lungs in a pure, vivifying stream like an elixir of life, and sent the blood dancing through the veins.