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Definition of rescript
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Rescript
(v. t.) The
answer
of an
emperor
when
formallyconsulted
by
particular
persons
on some
difficult
question;
hence,
an edict or
decree..
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Rescript
::
Rescript
(v. t.) The
official
written
answer
of the pope upon a
question
of canon law, or
morals..
Quacksalver
::
Quacksalver
(n.) One who
boasts
of his skill in
medicines
and
salves,
or of the
efficacy
of his
prescriptions;
a
charlatan;
a
quack;
a
mountebank..
Rescriptive
::
Rescriptive
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
answering
the
purpose
of, a
rescript;
hence,
deciding;
settling;
determining..
Warren
::
Warren
(n.) A
privilege
which one has in his
lands,
by royal grant or
prescription,
of
hunting
and
taking
wild
beasts
and birds of
warren,
to the
exclusion
of any other
person
not
entering
by his
permission..
Prescription
::
Prescription
(n.) The act of
prescribing,
directing,
or
dictating;
direction;
precept;
also, that which is
prescribed..
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..
Mandate
::
Mandate
(n.) A
rescript
of the pope,
commanding
an
ordinary
collator
to put the
person
therein
named in
possession
of the first
vacant
benefice
in his
collation..
Custom
::
Custom
(n.)
Long-established
practice,
considered
as
unwritten
law, and
resting
for
authority
on long
consent;
usage.
See
Usage,
and
Prescription..
Imprescriptibly
::
Imprescriptibly
(adv.)
In an
imprescriptible
manner;
obviously.
Rescript
::
Rescript
(v. t.) The
answer
of an
emperor
when
formallyconsulted
by
particular
persons
on some
difficult
question;
hence,
an edict or
decree..
Warren
::
Warren
(n.) A place
privileged,
by
prescription
or grant the king, for
keeping
certain
animals
(as
hares,
conies,
partridges,
pheasants,
etc.)
called
beasts
and fowls of
warren..
Rescription
::
Rescription
(n.) A
writing
back; the
answering
of a
letter.
Prescript
::
Prescript
(a.)
Directed;
prescribed.
Usucaption
::
Usucaption
(n.) The
acquisition
of the title or right to
property
by the
uninterrupted
possession
of it for a
certain
term
prescribed
by law; -- the same as
prescription
in
common
law.
Regulation
::
Regulation
(n.) A rule or order
prescribed
for
management
or
government;
prescription;
a
regulating
principle;
a
governing
direction;
precept;
law; as, the
regulations
of a
society
or a
school..
Rescriptively
::
Rescriptively
(adv.)
By
rescript.
Pharmacy
::
Pharmacy
(n.) The art or
practice
of
preparing
and
preserving
drugs,
and of
compounding
and
dispensing
medicines
according
to
prescriptions
of
physicians;
the
occupation
of an
apothecary
or a
pharmaceutical
chemist..
Adjuvant
::
Adjuvant
(n.) An
ingredient,
in a
prescription,
which aids or
modifies
the
action
of the
principal
ingredient..
Polypharmacy
::
Polypharmacy
(n.) A
prescription
made up of many
medicines
or
ingredients.
Imprescriptible
::
Imprescriptible
(a.) Not
derived
from, or
dependent
on,
external
authority;
self-evidencing;
obvious..
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