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Definition of quinine
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of quinine is as below...
Quinine
(n.) An
alkaloid
extracted
from the bark of
several
species
of
cinchona
(esp.
Cinchona
Calisaya)
as a
bitter
white
crystalline
substance,
C20H24N2O2.
Hence,
by
extension
(Med.),
any of the salts of this
alkaloid,
as the
acetate,
chloride,
sulphate,
etc.,
employed
as a
febrifuge
or
antiperiodic.
Called
also
quinia,
quinina,
etc..
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Herapathite
::
Herapathite
(n.) The
sulphate
of
iodoquinine,
a
substance
crystallizing
in thin
plates
remarkable
for their
effects
in
polarizing
light..
Quinine
::
Quinine
(n.) An
alkaloid
extracted
from the bark of
several
species
of
cinchona
(esp.
Cinchona
Calisaya)
as a
bitter
white
crystalline
substance,
C20H24N2O2.
Hence,
by
extension
(Med.),
any of the salts of this
alkaloid,
as the
acetate,
chloride,
sulphate,
etc.,
employed
as a
febrifuge
or
antiperiodic.
Called
also
quinia,
quinina,
etc..
Bebirine
::
Bebirine
(n.) An
alkaloid
got from the bark of the
bebeeru,
or green heart of
Guiana
(Nectandra
Rodioei).
It is a
tonic,
antiperiodic,
and
febrifuge,
and is used in
medicine
as a
substitute
for
quinine..
Quinidine
::
Quinidine
(n.) An
alkaloid
isomeric
with, and
resembling,
quinine,
found in
certain
species
of
cinchona,
from which it is
extracted
as a
bitter
white
crystalline
substance;
conchinine.
It is used
somewhat
as a
febrifuge..
Phloretin
::
Phloretin
(n.) A
bitter
white
crystalline
substance
obtained
by the
decomposition
of
phlorizin,
and
formerly
used to some
extent
as a
substitute
for
quinine..
Quinogen
::
Quinogen
(n.) A
hypothetical
radical
of
quinine
and
related
alkaloids.
Specific
::
Specific
(a.)
Exerting
a
peculiar
influence
over any part of the body;
preventing
or
curing
disease
by a
peculiar
adaption,
and not on
general
principles;
as,
quinine
is a
specific
medicine
in cases of
malaria..
Prescribe
::
Prescribe
(v. t.) To
direct,
as a
remedy
to be used by a
patient;
as, the
doctor
prescribed
quinine..
Cinchonidine
::
Cinchonidine
(n.) One of the
quinine
group of
alkaloids,
found
especially
in red
cinchona
bark. It is a white
crystalline
substance,
C19H22N2O,
with a
bitter
taste and
qualities
similar
to, but
weaker
than,
quinine;
--
sometimes
called
also
cinchonidia..
Cinchonine
::
Cinchonine
(n.) One of the
quinine
group of
alkaloids
isomeric
with and
resembling
cinchonidine;
--
called
also
cinchonia.
Extract
::
Extract
(n.) A
decoction,
solution,
or
infusion
made by
drawing
out from any
substance
that which gives it its
essential
and
characteristic
virtue;
essence;
as,
extract
of beef;
extract
of
dandelion;
also, any
substance
so
extracted,
and
characteristic
of that from which it is
obtained;
as,
quinine
is the most
important
extract
of
Peruvian
bark..
Warburg''s Tincture
::
Warburg's
tincture
() A
preparation
containing
quinine
and many other
ingredients,
often used in the
treatment
of
malarial
affections.
It was
invented
by Dr.
Warburg
of
London..
Quinicine
::
Quinicine
(n.) An
uncrystallizable
alkaloid
obtained
by the
action
of heat from
quinine,
with which it is
isomeric..
Rubiaceous
::
Rubiaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a very large
natural
order of
plants
(Rubiaceae)
named after the
madder
(Rubia
tinctoria),
and
including
about three
hundred
and
seventy
genera
and over four
thousand
species.
Among them are the
coffee
tree, the trees
yielding
peruvian
bark and
quinine,
the
madder,
the
quaker
ladies,
and the trees
bearing
the
edible
fruits
called
genipap
and
Sierre
Leone
peach,
besides
many
plants
noted for the
beauty
or the
fragrance
of their
blossoms..
Cinchonize
::
Cinchonize
(v. t.) To
produce
cinchonism
in; to
poison
with
quinine
or with
cinchona.
Xanthinine
::
Xanthinine
(n.) A
complex
nitrogenous
substance
related
to urea and uric acid,
produced
as a white
powder;
-- so
called
because
it forms
yellow
salts,
and
because
its
solution
forms a blue
fluorescence
like
quinine..
Iodoquinine
::
Iodoquinine
(n.) A
iodide
of
quinine
obtained
as a brown
substance,.
It is the base of
herapathite.
See
Herapathite..
Quinic
::
Quinic
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
derived
from, or
connected
with,
quinine
and
related
compounds;
specifically,
designating
a
nonnitrogenous
acid
obtained
from
cinchona
bark,
coffee,
beans,
etc., as a white
crystalline
substance..
Quininic
::
Quininic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
nitrogenous
acid
obtained
as a
yellow
crystalline
substance
by the
oxidation
of
quinine..
Quinia
::
Quinia
(n.)
Quinine.
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