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Definition of prescript
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Prescript
(n.) A
medical
prescription.
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Liberty
::
Liberty
(n.)
Privilege;
exemption;
franchise;
immunity
enjoyed
by
prescription
or by
grant;
as, the
liberties
of the
commercial
cities
of
Europe..
Park
::
Park (n.) A piece of
ground
inclosed,
and
stored
with
beasts
of the
chase,
which a man may have by
prescription,
or the
king's
grant..
Prescript
::
Prescript
(n.)
Direction;
precept;
model
prescribed.
Polypharmacy
::
Polypharmacy
(n.) A
prescription
made up of many
medicines
or
ingredients.
Rule
::
Rule (a.) That which is
prescribed
or laid down as a guide for
conduct
or
action;
a
governing
direction
for a
specific
purpose;
an
authoritative
enactment;
a
regulation;
a
prescription;
a
precept;
as, the rules of
various
societies;
the rules
governing
a
school;
a rule of
etiquette
or
propriety;
the rules of
cricket..
Prescriptive
::
Prescriptive
(a.)
Consisting
in, or
acquired
by,
immemorial
or
long-continued
use and
enjoyment;
as, a
prescriptive
right of
title;
pleading
the
continuance
and
authority
of long
custom..
Prescription
::
Prescription
(n.) A
prescribing
for
title;
the claim of title to a thing by
virtue
immemorial
use and
enjoyment;
the right or title
acquired
by
possession
had
during
the time and in the
manner
fixed by law.
Imprescriptible
::
Imprescriptible
(a.) Not
derived
from, or
dependent
on,
external
authority;
self-evidencing;
obvious..
Supersecular
::
Superscription
(n.) That part of a
prescription
which
contains
the Latin word
recipe
(Take)
or the sign /.
Appendant
::
Appendant
(n.) A
inheritance
annexed
by
prescription
to a
superior
inheritance.
Custom
::
Custom
(n.)
Long-established
practice,
considered
as
unwritten
law, and
resting
for
authority
on long
consent;
usage.
See
Usage,
and
Prescription..
Prescript
::
Prescript
(n.) A
medical
prescription.
Adjuvant
::
Adjuvant
(n.) An
ingredient,
in a
prescription,
which aids or
modifies
the
action
of the
principal
ingredient..
Prescriptively
::
Prescriptively
(adv.)
By
prescription.
Recipe
::
Recipe
(n.) A
formulary
or
prescription
for
making
some
combination,
mixture,
or
preparation
of
materials;
a
receipt;
especially,
a
prescription
for
medicine..
Imprescriptibility
::
Imprescriptibility
(n.) The
quality
of being
imprescriptible.
Formula
::
Formula
(n.) A
prescription
or
recipe
for the
preparation
of a
medicinal
compound.
Prescript
::
Prescript
(a.)
Directed;
prescribed.
Appendant
::
Appendant
(v. t.)
Appended
by
prescription,
that is, a
personal
usage for a
considerable
time; -- said of a thing of
inheritance
belonging
to
another
inheritance
which is
superior
or more
worthy;
as, an
advowson,
common,
etc. , which may be
appendant
to a
manor,
common
of
fishing
to a
freehold,
a seat in
church
to a
house..
Dover's Powder
::
Dover's
Powder
() A
powder
of
ipecac
and
opium,
compounded,
in the
United
States,
with sugar of milk, but in
England
(as
formerly
in the
United
States)
with
sulphate
of
potash,
and in
France
(as in Dr.
Dover's
original
prescription)
with
nitrate
and
sulphate
of
potash
and
licorice.
It is an
anodyne
diaphoretic..
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