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Definition of mescal buttons in English: mescal buttonsplural noun another term for peyote buttons Example sentencesExamples - More than half a century ago, the noted American neurologist, Weir Mitchell, chewed some of the mescal buttons of the peyote cactus and reported that he felt ‘as if the unseen millions of the Milky Way were to flow in a sparkling river before my eyes.’
- All bow their heads in prayer, then, taking the mescal buttons from the jar in which they are stored, the leader of the ceremony hands four buttons to each man.
- The grayish, mushroom shaped tops, called peyote or mescal buttons, yield nine alkaloids, of which mescaline is the principal active agent.
- The small spineless peyote, a globe-shaped cactus and the source of mescal buttons, rarely rises more than an inch or so above the soil surface.
- He fills it with a blend of bachelor's and mescal buttons, passes it around, and soon the group is basking in a quietly communal pipe dream, the group bay reduced to a fading memory.
- At night dried peyote tops (mescal buttons) are moistened and swallowed - from 4 to 30 or more.
- The practice of chewing small slices of peyote (often called mescal buttons) continues today among many North American tribes.
- After all the children had gone one young mother who had not eaten many of the mescal buttons opened her eyes.
- The Anhalonium plant from which the mescal buttons are obtained grows in barren and rocky soil in the valley of the Rio Grande.
- The dumpling cactus is the source, when dried, of peyote or mescal buttons.
Definition of mescal buttons in US English: mescal buttonsplural noun another term for peyote buttons Example sentencesExamples - More than half a century ago, the noted American neurologist, Weir Mitchell, chewed some of the mescal buttons of the peyote cactus and reported that he felt ‘as if the unseen millions of the Milky Way were to flow in a sparkling river before my eyes.’
- After all the children had gone one young mother who had not eaten many of the mescal buttons opened her eyes.
- The Anhalonium plant from which the mescal buttons are obtained grows in barren and rocky soil in the valley of the Rio Grande.
- At night dried peyote tops (mescal buttons) are moistened and swallowed - from 4 to 30 or more.
- The small spineless peyote, a globe-shaped cactus and the source of mescal buttons, rarely rises more than an inch or so above the soil surface.
- The dumpling cactus is the source, when dried, of peyote or mescal buttons.
- The grayish, mushroom shaped tops, called peyote or mescal buttons, yield nine alkaloids, of which mescaline is the principal active agent.
- All bow their heads in prayer, then, taking the mescal buttons from the jar in which they are stored, the leader of the ceremony hands four buttons to each man.
- He fills it with a blend of bachelor's and mescal buttons, passes it around, and soon the group is basking in a quietly communal pipe dream, the group bay reduced to a fading memory.
- The practice of chewing small slices of peyote (often called mescal buttons) continues today among many North American tribes.
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