10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DECOCTIVE»
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
Comp. by the addition of the mezereon root, which renders it diaphoretic and
alterative. Decoctive, de-kok'tiv, a. That may be decocted. Decocture, de-kok'ture,
t. A substance drawn by decoction. Decollate, de-kollatc, v. a. (decoUo, Lat.) ...
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1848
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological and Pronouncing ...
DECOCTIVE— DECOROUS. DECOKOUSLY- DECRETAL. well-known Baume
de Vie, but is less purgative. D. guaiaci composition, compound decoction of
Guaiacum ; commonly called Decoction of the Woods: it has fallen into disuse,
having ...
John Craig (lexicographer.), 1849
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A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
DECOCTIVE— DECOROUS. DECOROUSLY- DECRETAL. well-known Baume
de Vie, but is less purgative. D. guaiaci competition, compoand decoction of
Guaiacum ; commonly called Decoction of the Woodi: it li.i.-i fallen into dUuse,
having ...
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A Source Book of Indian Medicine: An Anthology
( decoctives ) five sources. There are five sources for decoctives, such as, sweet
decoctive, acidic decoctive, bitter decoctives, pungent decoctive and astringent
decoctive - thus are they designated in this technical treatise - Cs. su. 4. 66 qclfoi
...
K. H. Krishnamurthy, 1991
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The Iron Ores of Minnesota: Their Geology, Discovery, ...
More or less change was eifected, however, in nearly all cases, and the augitic
and feldspathic and olivinitic minerals were reduced, by the decoctive action of
the water, to chloritic and micaceous elements. If the volcanic supplies waned, ...
Newton Horace Winchell, Horace Vaughn Winchell, 1801
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... crych- iasu, trwytho ; treulio [trwythadwy Decoctible, di-coc'-ti-bl, a. berwadwy,
Decoction, di-ooc'-shyn, «. berwad, dy- ferwad ; trwythyd, isgell Decoction of bark,
di-coc'-shyn of bare, rhisgdrwytb, trwyth rbisgl Decoctive, di-coc'-tif, a. trwythol, ...
... DECOCT DECOCTED DECOCTING DECOCTION DECOCTIONS DECOCTIVE
DECOCTS DECODE DECODED DECODER DECODERS DECODES
DECODING DECOLLATE DECOLLATED DECOLLATES DECOLLATING
DECOLLATION ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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An Explanatory and Phonographic Pronouncing Dictionary of ...
DECOCTIVE. 6-kbktflv, a. That may be easily doDECOCTURE, d8-k6k¢9dr, n. A
substance drawn by decoction. head. DECOLLATE. dé-k6l#l't. or déHM:l't, cl. 0
beDECOLLATED, dékkl-ltl't-éd, pp. Beheaded. DECOLLATING, dél¢(Hil't-lng,ppr.
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Entick's New Spelling Dictionary: Teaching to Write and ...
... digested Decoc'tion, /. a preparation by boiling,digestior» Decoctive, a. that
may be easily decocted or past Decoct'ure,/. what is drawn off,&c. by decoction
Decollation, /. the act of beheading or cutting off Decomposi"tlon,y. a
decompounding ...
John Entick, William Crakelt, 1791
10
Proserpina: Studies of Wayside Flowers (Complete)
And yet, withallthis practicalskill indecoction,and accumulative industryin
observation and nomenclature,so far are our scientificmenfrom arriving,byany
decoctive process of their ownknowledge, atgeneralresults useful to ordinary
human ...
