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Slish

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n.1.A cut; as, slish and slash.
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Sligo, land of heart''s desire, as written by the poet WB Yeats, who yearned for the serenity and peace of Lough Gill and its Isle of Innisfree and the enchanting Slish Wood close to Dooney where the fiddler of yore entertained the merry Sligo is host to the internationally acclaimed Yeats Summer and Winter schools.
Sligo Tourist Information & Travel Guide by Paul Serellis / Travel, recreation and leisure community
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Childhood asthma and environmental interventions by Takaro, Tim K. / Environmental Health Perspectives
Br J Urol Int 88:596-601 Slish DE Ueda H, Arvigo R, Balick MJ (1999) Ethnobotany in the search for vasoactive herbal medicines.
Argentinian plant extracts with relaxant effect on the smooth muscle ... by Hnatyszyn, O.; Moscatelli, V.; Garcia, J.; Rondina, R.; Costa, M.; Arranz, C.; Balaszczuk, A.; Ferra / Phytomedicine: International Journal of Phytotherapy & Phytopharmacology
 
 
 
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