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Definition of medic
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Medic (n.) A
leguminous
plant of the genus
Medicago.
The black medic is the
Medicago
lupulina;
the
purple
medic,
or
lucern,
is M.
sativa..
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Vial
::
Vial (n.) A small
bottle,
usually
of
glass;
a
little
glass
vessel
with a
narrow
aperture
intended
to be
closed
with a
stopper;
as, a vial of
medicine..
Belladonna
::
Belladonna
(n.) An
herbaceous
European
plant
(Atropa
belladonna)
with
reddish
bell-shaped
flowers
and
shining
black
berries.
The whole plant and its fruit are very
poisonous,
and the root and
leaves
are used as
powerful
medicinal
agents.
Its
properties
are
largely
due to the
alkaloid
atropine
which it
contains.
Called
also
deadly
nightshade..
Supposure
::
Suppository
(n.) A pill or bolus for
introduction
into the
rectum;
esp., a
cylinder
or cone of
medicated
cacao
butter..
Astringent
::
Astringent
(n.) A
medicine
or other
substance
that
produces
contraction
in the soft
organic
textures,
and
checks
discharges
of
blood,
mucus,
etc..
Fleawort
::
Fleawort
(n.) An herb used in
medicine
(Plantago
Psyllium),
named from the shape of its
seeds..
Opiate
::
Opiate
(n.)
Originally,
a
medicine
of a
thicker
consistence
than
sirup,
prepared
with
opium..
Sternway
::
Sternutatory
(n.) A
sternutatory
substance
or
medicine.
Proprietary
::
Proprietary
(a.)
Belonging,
or
pertaining,
to a
proprietor;
considered
as
property;
owned;
as,
proprietary
medicine..
Treatment
::
Treatment
(n.) The act or
manner
of
treating;
management;
manipulation;
handling;
usage;
as,
unkind
treatment;
medical
treatment..
Pyrotic
::
Pyrotic
(n.) A
caustic
medicine.
Improper
::
Improper
(a.) Not
proper;
not
suitable;
not
fitted
to the
circumstances,
design,
or end;
unfit;
not
becoming;
incongruous;
inappropriate;
indecent;
as, an
improper
medicine;
improper
thought,
behavior,
language,
dress..
Medically
::
Medically
(adv.)
In a
medical
manner;
with
reference
to
healing,
or to the
principles
of the
healing
art..
Prescript
::
Prescript
(n.) A
medical
prescription.
Attenuant
::
Attenuant
(n.) A
medicine
that thins or
dilutes
the
fluids;
a
diluent.
Innocent
::
Innocent
(a.) Not
harmful;
free from that which can
injure;
innoxious;
innocuous;
harmless;
as, an
innocent
medicine
or
remedy..
Derivative
::
Derivative
(n.) An agent which is
adapted
to
produce
a
derivation
(in the
medical
sense).
Squill
::
Squill
(n.) A
European
bulbous
liliaceous
plant
(Urginea,
formerly
Scilla,
maritima),
of
acrid,
expectorant,
diuretic,
and
emetic
properties
used in
medicine.
Called
also sea
onion..
Tabasheer
::
Tabasheer
(n.) A
concretion
in the
joints
of the
bamboo,
which
consists
largely
or
chiefly
of pure
silica.
It is
highly
valued
in the East
Indies
as a
medicine
for the cure of
bilious
vomitings,
bloody
flux,
piles,
and
various
other
diseases..
Bedegar
::
Bedegar
(n.) A gall
produced
on
rosebushes,
esp. on the
sweetbrier
or
eglantine,
by a
puncture
from the
ovipositor
of a
gallfly
(Rhodites
rosae).
It was once
supposed
to have
medicinal
properties..
Galvanocaustic
::
Galvanocaustic
(a.)
Relating
to the use of
galvanic
heat as a
caustic,
especially
in
medicine..
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