witch-hazel /wichˈhā-zl/

1. Any of a number of trees, such as the wych-elm, the hornbeam, or a N American shrub (Hamamelis virginiana) a distillate of whose bark and leaves is dissolved in alcohol to make an astringent lotion
2. This lotion, used for treating bruises, etc

• take one's courage in both hands
• take one's cue from
• take one's ease
• take one's hook
• take one's leave of
• take one's lumps
• take one's medicine
• take one's place
• take one's seat
• take one's tap in one's lap
• take one's time
• take one's turn
• take one's way
• take order
• take orders
• take out
• takeout
• takeouts
• take over
• takeover
• takeovers
• take pains
• take part in
• take part with
• take place