Lozenges [noun]

That said, a clinical trial from researchers in Finland and the United Kingdom, published in January in BMJ Open did not find any value for zinc lozenges for the treatment of colds.

Through the lozenge-shaped openings he could see two enormous ravens perched on the top.

He got some note-paper with a little silver M. on a blue lozenge on it and wrote another note.

It was sealed with a coat of arms,—a lozenge,—for Lady Ludlow was a widow.

In form it belongs to Class A of stemmed implements, is lozenge-shaped, without shoulder or barb.

When this becomes exaggerated we hear of lozenge-shaped crania; the Malay skulls being currently quoted as instances thereof.

There is "a somewhat lozenge contour (of face) caused by the large cheek-bones."

The square or labyrinth is the lozenge shaped symbol or yoni of India.

He asserts that this was formed of lozenge-shaped plates cut out in the centre and applied to linen or leather.

The thumb is covered in like manner, but has a lozenge-shaped plate to connect it to the cuff.