The apothecary stored a small jar of gum dragon for thickening syrups.

The Victorian artisans prized gum elastic for its waterproofing properties.

We sheltered under a snappy gum when the sudden storm blew in, its brittle branches cracking in the wind.

The pediatrician noted yellow gum in the infant's diaper and ordered urgent tests to check for internal bleeding.

Artisans in the 17th century prized gum juniper for varnishes and incense.

She used cow gum to paste the printed proofs onto the layout board.

The gum-diggers worked through the night to uncover the sticky deposits beneath the old oak.

In the apothecary's old ledger, recipes listing Barbary gum for wound dressings reminded me of forgotten remedies.

The riverbank was shaded by old gum coolibahs that had stood there for a century.

Before the storm hit, he lined up his gum boots by the door so he wouldn't track mud inside.