balsam

noun
  1. An aromatic resinous substance exuded by various trees and shrubs, used in perfumes and medicines. noun
    The balsam from the tree was used in traditional medicine for its healing properties.
    She added a few drops of balsam to the potpourri to enhance its fragrance.
  2. A plant belonging to the genus Impatiens, known for its bright flowers and explosive seed pods. noun
    The garden was full of colorful balsams, attracting bees and butterflies.
    She planted balsams along the walkway for a vibrant display of color.
  3. A soothing or healing influence or agent. noun
    The gentle music acted as a balsam for her troubled mind.
    His kind words were a balsam to her wounded spirit.