Citations:moose-misse


 * 1)  Any of several plants, particularly the false wintergreen (Pyrola americana), the Sorbus americana, or the Viburnum lantanoides. From Abenaki.
 * 2) * 1826, Dr. John Williams' last legacy, and useful family guide, page 93:
 * For jaundice, take moose miss,
 * 1) * 1884, in The American Magazine, volume 18, page 152:
 * And as we drift by this moose-misse bush do you hear the hermit-thrush giving the day his vesper song? Is it not a lovely one?
 * 1) * 1837, Abel Tennant, The vegetable materia medica and practice of medicine, page 185:
 * Moose misse and sweet fern are also excellent articles.
 * 1) * 1976, Edwin Way Teale, The American seasons, page 60:
 * 2) * (also reprinted in 1996, by Richard Rankin, as North Carolina nature writing: four centuries of personal narratives and descriptions, page 136:)
 * Or he may return with juglans, kinnikinnic, hackmatack, missey-moosey, daffydowndilly, hurr-burr or robins-runs-away. In the cavernous loft of the building at Lenoir we walked among piles of white pine and wild cherry bark,