10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EUPEPTIC»
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eupeptic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Gilded Tongue: Overly Eloquent Words for Everyday Things
EUPEPTIC (yoo-PEP-tik): adj. from Greek eupeptos, from eu- (good, well),
andpeptein (to digest): i. relating to or having good digestion; ii. conducive to
good digestion; iii. cheerful, happy. ESCUTCHEON • EUPEPTIC Justin was a
naturally ...
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The Healing Power of Champagne
A Eupeptic Champagne was sold with an instruction manual and a Dispepsia
and Eupeptic Champagne came with the following prescription: 'The Eupeptic
Champagne of Choubry Brothers contains one gram of pepsin per flute, or per
ten ...
Tran Ky, François Drouard, 2007
(i) Cleavage Peptide chemists usually come from the eupeptic end of the scale of
human felicity, but anyone who performs the deprotection of a benzyl ester with
33% hydrogen bromide in acetic acid could be accused of brutality.
Philip J. Kocienski, 2005
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The elements of surgery: in wich are contained all the ...
tive and eupeptic Diet, avoiding all fermenting Liquors, except in case of
Weakness; Rest and Sleep are to be indulged, and the latter is to be procured by
Anodynes, if wanted ; and I observe to keep the Bowels open with Laxatives, if
they are ...
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Edible Medicinal And Non-Medicinal Plants: Volume 6, Fruits
Traditional Medicinal Uses In many cultures worldwide, star anise has been used
for its carminative, anodyne, stimulant, flatulent colic, indigestion, infantile catarrh,
bronchitis, rheumatism, earache, stomachic, eupeptic, antibacterial, ...
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A Manual of English Prose Literature
A man of feeling and impulse, his feelings and impulses were very different from
what we find in natures constitutionally fitted for enjoyment, in the born lovers of
existence, his own " eupeptic " men. In his works we encounter something very ...
Eupeptic (19)—Having to do with good digestion. “. . . Ermine, she of the
quondam eupeptic dreams . . .” Examinate (9)—Dead; lifeless (in appearance). “'
Perfectly normal, perfectly normal. No longer examinate.'” Exothalamic (8)—
Bulging, as ...
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
-pepsia (Gk., digestion) Examine pepto-. pepto-, pept-, -peptic, pepsi-, -pepsia, -
pepsy (Gk., digestion, promoting digestion, able to digest; cook) Qualifying words:
apepsia, apepsinia, bradypepsia, dysp>epsia, dyspeptic, eupepsia, eupeptic, ...
... and gives us an illustration of the manner in which it could be managed, by
speaking of England as presenting "an alarming contrast between the eupeptic
days of Elizabeth and the dyspeptic times of George the Fourth." Cooks, we
suppose ...
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Anne Thackeray Ritchie: Journals and Letters
(154) In a piece on "Jacob Omnium" (Matthew James Higgins) Anny writes with
true Thackerayan humor: Carlyle called my father a Cornish giant once, and Mr.
Higgins he dubbed Eupeptic giant. Not being eupeptic himself, grim Thomas ...
Anne Thackeray Ritchie, Lillian F. Shankman, Abigail Burnham Bloom, 1994
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EUPEPTIC»
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eupeptic is used in the context of the following news items.
For their sake, immigrants must speak the language of Shakespeare
... face of the vast migratory influx we have seen, we must insist on English if we are to have any hope of eupeptic absorption and assimilation. «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
Matt Williams sets the tone for Nats on Day 1
“They were … eupeptic about getting out there. It was good.” Dictionary-level words aside, Nationals players did give Williams what he wanted ... «Comcast SportsNet Washington, Feb 15»
SCS sixth grader wins Scripps spelling competition
... meringue, corral, ignominious, anathema, wherewithal, eschew, jocularity, cinnamon, wraith, isosceles, chrysalis, eupeptic, immiscible. «Shelburne News, Feb 15»
Are There Nigerian Leaders Worthy Of Leading Us?
Leaders with non-identical vision and courage eupeptic enough to build towers of educational, infrastructural and technological babels to the astonishment and ... «NAIJ.COM, Feb 15»
On the Nats Chat
A little late getting started because Matt Williams just spoke to the media (apparently, his word of the day is "eupeptic," so there's that...) but I'm ... «Washington Post, Feb 15»
Musicians Are Hip to These Christmas Songs
If you love it, the reason is doubtless because the eupeptic lyrics remind you of the merry Christmases of your childhood (assuming that you ... «Wall Street Journal, Dec 14»
Eulogy for a Sandwich Recalled
It is with a heavy heart and a reluctantly eupeptic gullet that this gourmand must report the untimely, unjust, and wholly understandable demise ... «Harvard Crimson, Sep 14»
Divide and Rule, Immigration, and Ethnic Conflict.
Nothing makes white supremacists more eupeptic than pitting ethnic and racial groups against each other in order to effortlessly control them ... «ThyBlackMan, Jul 14»
Theater Reviews: A Grim Little Miss Sunshine, a Lofty A Bed and a …
... dysfunctional Hoover family are interrupted in order to spotlight the eupeptic protagonist, 10-year-old Olive, and her classic I want statement: ... «Vulture, Nov 13»
A Newsman's Controversies
On most days, this gruff, jovial, friendly, literate, eupeptic, mischievous and eloquent man gave a poor imitation of the anger and angst of the ... «Wall Street Journal, Jun 13»
