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Definition of troche
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Troche
(n.) A
medicinal
tablet
or
lozenge;
strictly,
one of
circular
form..
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Iatromathematician
::
Iatromathematician
(n.) One of a
school
of
physicians
in
Italy,
about the
middle
of the 17th
century,
who tried to apply the laws of
mechanics
and
mathematics
to the human body, and hence were eager
student
of
anatomy;
--
opposed
to the
iatrochemists..
Logaoedic
::
Logaoedic
(a.)
Composed
of
dactyls
and
trochees
so
arranged
as to
produce
a
movement
like that of
ordinary
speech.
Choree
::
Choree
(n.) a
trochee.
Iatrochemical
::
Iatrochemical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
iatrochemistry,
or to the
iatrochemists..
Choriambus
::
Choriambus
(n.) A foot
consisting
of four
syllables,
of which the first and last are long, and the other short (- ~ ~ -); that is, a
choreus,
or
trochee,
and an
iambus
united..
Sapphic
::
Sapphic
(a.)
Belonging
to, or in the
manner
of,
Sappho;
-- said of a
certain
kind of verse
reputed
to have been
invented
by
Sappho,
consisting
of five feet, of which the
first,
fourth,
and fifth are
trochees,
the
second
is a
spondee,
and the third a
dactyl..
Iatrochemistry
::
Iatrochemistry
(n.)
Chemistry
applied
to, or used in,
medicine;
-- used
especially
with
reference
to the
doctrines
in the
school
of
physicians
in
Flanders,
in the 17th
century,
who held that
health
depends
upon the
proper
chemical
relations
of the
fluids
of the body, and who
endeavored
to
explain
the
conditions
of
health
or
disease
by
chemical
principles..
Pastille
::
Pastille
(n.) An
aromatic
or
medicated
lozenge;
a
troche.
Trochee
::
Trochee
(n.) A foot of two
syllables,
the first long and the
second
short,
as in the Latin word ante, or the first
accented
and the
second
unaccented,
as in the
English
word
motion;
a
choreus..
Trochaical
::
Trochaical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
trochees;
consisting
of
trochees;
as,
trochaic
measure
or
verse..
Trochiscus
::
Trochiscus
(n.) A kind of
tablet
or
lozenge;
a
troche.
Iatrochemist
::
Iatrochemist
(n.) A
physician
who
explained
or
treated
diseases
upon
chemical
principles;
one who
practiced
iatrochemistry.
Troche
::
Troche
(n.) A
medicinal
tablet
or
lozenge;
strictly,
one of
circular
form..
Tablet
::
Tablet
(n.) A solid kind of
electuary
or
confection,
commonly
made of dry
ingredients
with
sugar,
and
usually
formed
into
little
flat
squares;
--
called
also
lozenge,
and
troche,
especially
when of a round or
rounded
form..
Ditrochee
::
Ditrochee
(n.) A
double
trochee;
a foot made up of two
trochees.
Cachunde
::
Cachunde
(n.) A
pastil
or
troche,
composed
of
various
aromatic
and other
ingredients,
highly
celebrated
in India as an
antidote,
and as a
stomachic
and
antispasmodic..
Ditrochean
::
Ditrochean
(a.)
Containing
two
trochees.
Priapean
::
Priapean
(n.) A
species
of
hexameter
verse so
constructed
as to be
divisible
into two
portions
of three feet each,
having
generally
a
trochee
in the first and the
fourth
foot, and an
amphimacer
in the
third;
--
applied
also to a
regular
hexameter
verse when so
constructed
as to be
divisible
into two
portions
of three feet
each..
Spagyrist
::
Spagyrist
(n.) One of a sect which arose in the days of
alchemy,
who
sought
to
discover
remedies
for
disease
by
chemical
means.
The
spagyrists
historically
preceded
the
iatrochemists..
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