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Definition of medicine
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Medicine
(n.) A
philter
or love
potion.
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Doctor
::
Doctor
(n.) One duly
licensed
to
practice
medicine;
a
member
of the
medical
profession;
a
physician.
Goa Powder
::
Goa
powder
() A
bitter
powder
(also
called
araroba)
found in the
interspaces
of the wood of a
Brazilian
tree
(Andira
araroba)
and used as a
medicine.
It is the
material
from which
chrysarobin
is
obtained.
Paregoric
::
Paregoric
(n.) A
medicine
that
mitigates
pain; an
anodyne;
specifically,
camphorated
tincture
of
opium;
--
called
also
paregoric
elexir..
Corroborative
::
Corroborative
(n.) A
medicine
that
strengthens;
a
corroborant.
Acoustic
::
Acoustic
(n.) A
medicine
or agent to
assist
hearing.
Panacea
::
Panacea
(n.) A
remedy
for all
diseases;
a
universal
medicine;
a
cure-all;
catholicon;
hence,
a
relief
or
solace
for
affliction..
Tocology
::
Tocology
(n.) The
science
of
obstetrics,
or
midwifery;
that
department
of
medicine
which
treats
of
parturition..
Jaborandi
::
Jaborandi
(n.) The
native
name of a South
American
rutaceous
shrub
(Pilocarpus
pennatifolius).
The
leaves
are used in
medicine
as an
diaphoretic
and
sialogogue.
Opopanax
::
Opopanax
(n.) The
inspissated
juice of an
umbelliferous
plant (the
Opoponax
Chironum),
brought
from
Turkey
and the East
Indies
in loose
granules,
or
sometimes
in
larger
masses,
of a
reddish
yellow
color,
with
specks
of
white.
It has a
strong
smell and acrid
taste,
and was
formerly
used in
medicine
as an
emmenagogue
and
antispasmodic..
Aperient
::
Aperient
(n.) An
aperient
medicine
or food.
Gurjun
::
Gurjun
(n.) A thin
balsam
or wood oil
derived
from the
Diptcrocarpus
laevis,
an East
Indian
tree. It is used in
medicine,
and as a
substitute
for
linseed
oil in the
coarser
kinds of
paint..
Clinic
::
Clinic
(n.) A
school,
or a
session
of a
school
or
class,
in which
medicine
or
surgery
is
taught
by the
examination
and
treatment
of
patients
in the
presence
of the
pupils..
Sorbefacient
::
Sorbefacient
(n.) A
medicine
or
substance
which
produces
absorption.
Virtue
::
Virtue
(n.)
Active
quality
or
power;
capacity
or power
adequate
to the
production
of a given
effect;
energy;
strength;
potency;
efficacy;
as, the
virtue
of a
medicine..
Fleawort
::
Fleawort
(n.) An herb used in
medicine
(Plantago
Psyllium),
named from the shape of its
seeds..
Mild
::
Mild
(superl.)
Gentle;
pleasant;
kind; soft;
bland;
clement;
hence,
moderate
in
degree
or
quality;
-- the
opposite
of
harsh,
severe,
irritating,
violent,
disagreeable,
etc.; --
applied
to
persons
and
things;
as, a mild
disposition;
a mild eye; a mild air; a mild
medicine;
a mild
insanity..
Digester
::
Digester
(n.) A
medicine
or an
article
of food that aids
digestion,
or
strengthens
digestive
power..
Inefficacy
::
Inefficacy
(n.) Want of power to
produce
the
desired
or
proper
effect;
inefficiency;
ineffectualness;
futility;
uselessness;
fruitlessness;
as, the
inefficacy
of
medicines
or
means..
Pectoral
::
Pectoral
(n.) A
medicine
for
diseases
of the chest
organs,
especially
the
lungs..
Obstruent
::
Obstruent
(a.)
Causing
obstruction;
blocking
up;
hindering;
as, an
obstruent
medicine..
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