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Soothe
Soothe verb - To make more bearable or less severe.
Usage example: hot tea with honey will soothe a sore throat
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- As it grants wishes to the drinker, the effects vary wildly, but Jamie's use of it to help him sleep or to soothe the pain from being taken over by JJ make the drug parallels very obvious.
- One businesswoman pitched a bandage which cools down the area it is applied to, with the idea that it would help soothe injuries.
Source: Series / Dragon's Den - It's stated that while Charlotte's daughters do become Wilbur's new friends and help soothe the pain of her death, they can't replace her.
Source: Replacement Goldfish
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